Nguyen Phi Long, Secretary of the Party Committee of Hoa Binh province, attended a meeting of Luong Son district’s Party organisation on January 4, which reviewed Party affairs in 2023 and set out tasks for this year.
Nguyen Phi Long, Secretary of the provincial Party Committee, and other
officials at the meeting.
Last year, under the leadership of the Party organisation, Luong Son maintained
its role and position as an economic engine of Hoa Binh province, according to
a report delivered at the meeting.
The locality fulfilled up to 14 out of the 15 targets assigned by the Party
organisation, with State budget collection reaching 930 billion VND (38.15
million USD), surpassing the estimate by 158.33%, and up 59.6% year-on-year. As of the end of 2023, its urbanisation rate was estimated at 52.2%, up 3.3%
year-on-year.
However, limitations still remain in the fields of inspection, land, natural
resources and environmental management, and site clearance for some products,
the report said.
In his
remarks, Long asked the Party organisation to step up instructions in order to
satisfy criteria set for a 4th-tier urban area in 2024, striving to achieve the
township status in 2025. In the economic sphere, he urged Luong Son to focus on land clearance for major
key projects of the province and the district, create optimal conditions for
investors to soon begin a number of major projects, and intensify inspections
over the management and use of natural resources. Besides, the district needs to further preserve and uphold cultural traits of
ethnic groups, and promote its
image, he said.
On this occasion, the Party organisation honoured collectives and individuals
for their outstanding performance in fulfilling political tasks in 2023.
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