(HBO) – Ky Son district of Hoa Binh province recently held a ceremony marking 70 years since President Ho Chi Minh called for patriotic emulation and reviewing two years of the implementation of the Politburo’s Directive 05-CT/TW on enhancing the studying and following of the late leader’s thought, morality and style.


Nguyen Van Toan, member of the standing board of the Hoa Binh provincial Party Committee and head of the Committee’s information and education board, congratulates Ky Son district on its achievements in patriotic emulation movements.

Following President Ho Chi Minh’s teaching about emulation, the patriotic emulation movement in Ky Son district has continually been promoted over the past years, creating an enthusiastic emulation atmosphere among local public employees, civil servants, workers and people from all social strata.

Local economic structure has shifted in the right direction. In 2017, total State budget revenue in Ky Son surpassed 61 billion VND (2.69 million USD), up 47 percent from the set target, while per capita income reached 47.5 million VND (nearly 2,100 USD). The household poverty rate fell to 6.24 percent, and four of the nine communes were recognised as new-style rural areas.

Ky Son has recorded improvement in cultural and social affairs, as well as people’s living standards. It has also ensured social welfares, maintained political security and social order and safety, and paid attention to the Party and administration building.

Regarding the implementation of Directive 05-CT/TW, the district Party Committee’s standing board has focused on promoting each unit leader’s sense of responsibility and enhancing officials, Party members, public employees and civil servants’ devotion, incorruptibility and respect for people.

On this occasion, the People’s Committee of Ky Son commended 29 collectives and 33 persons for their excellent attainments in patriotic emulation movements and the implementation of Directive 05-CT/TW./.

 

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