Bo township’s Party organisation leads new life building

12/7/2022 - 3:27:02 PM

(HBO) - Thoroughly grasping and implementing resolutions on Party building, upholding the responsibilities of officials, Party members, and leaders have importantly helped the Party organisation of Bo township improve the capacity and combat strength, and effectively lead political tasks, and the locality building.

Standing members of Party Committee of Bo township (Kim Boi) reviews results of political tasks in 2022.

The Party organisation of Bo township has a large membership - more than 1,000 of 25 cells. Bui Manh Khoai, Standing Deputy Secretary of the township Party Committee, said that following the direction of the higher level authorities, the township's Party organisation has built specific resolutions and plans to comprehensively implement resolutions on building the Party and the political system, and strengthen the management of party members.

Recently, all the 25 Party cells successfully held their congresses for the 2022 - 2025 term, with all elected personnel having high votes of confidence.

In addition, the township's Party Committee successfully organised the Youth Union Congress and the Veterans' Association Congress for the 2022 - 2027 term. It has well taken care of the material and spiritual life of locals, paid attention to launching and organising patriotic emulation and socio-economic development movements, promptly solved arising problems, and encouraged site clearance to implement projects currently underway.

The committee has also focused on organising direct dialogues between the heads of the Party committees and authorities and local people on land acquisition, compensation and site clearance.

Bo township has effectively utilised resources to invest in infrastructure, support people to develop production and business, and improve the quality of life for its people. This year, it expects to complete all set targets and tasks, with per capita income reaching 52 million VND (2,166 USD), the rate of poor households being 6.35%, and that of near-poor ones 14.62%.

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