(HBO) – Standing Vice Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the People’s Council of Hoa Binh province Tran Dang Ninh on February 27 chaired a meeting with religious dignitaries on the occasion of the traditional Lunar New Year 2019.

 


Standing Vice Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the People’s Council of Hoa Binh province Tran Dang Ninh speaks at the meeting with religious dignitaries on the occasion of the traditional Lunar New Year 2019.

 

By the end of 2018, the province had more than 48,000 religious followers in all 11 districts and city, 99 out of 210 communes, wards and townships. At the event, participants were informed of the province’s socio-economic achievements and religious work in 2018.

 The dignitaries voiced their delight at the achievements made by the province’s Party Committee, authorities and people over the time.

 They also spoke highly of local authorities’ attention and efforts to facilitate religious activities in the province. They affirmed that followers of recognised religions, including Catholicism and Buddhism, will always comply with policies and regulations of the Party and State, and promote solidarity, thereby contributing to the province’s development.

 Ninh affirmed that religious dignitaries, missionaries and followers have greatly contributed to the province’s outstanding results in socio-economic development over the years.

 He expressed his hope that the dignitaries will disseminate values of doctrines, national traditions and culture to the followers, as well as encourage them to abide by policies and guidelines of the Party and State. They were asked to actively join in activities to refute wrong allegations of hostile forces aiming to separate the national unity.

 The religious followers were also urged to enhance economic growth, hunger eradication and poverty reduction, along with participating in campaigns launched by the Party and State, thus fostering the province’s development and people’s lives./.

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