HBO – The Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) in Chieng Chau commune has successfully held the ninth congress for the 2019-2024 tenure. The unit was chosen by the VFF Committee in Mai Chau district to organize a model congress at the communal level.
The executive board of VFF Chieng Chau for the 2019-2024
tenure make debut.
During the 2013-2018
tenure, under the leadership of the communal Party Committee and with the guidance
of the VFF-Mai Chau chapter as well as the regular and effective coordination between
local authorities and member organisations, the front work and the great
national unity have been consolidated and developed incessantly.
The VFF Committee in Chieng
Chau has well disseminated and encouraged locals to engage in economic
development as well as movements and campaigns, especially the "All people
unite to build new-style rural areas and civilized urban areas” movement. In
the tenure, the organization built a "For the poor” fund, with 115 million VND
(4,940 USD) raised, which was used to build 10 charitable houses and present
over 700 gifts to poor households. Thirty-six groups of families were set up in
all residential areas to self-govern security and order in their areas, and over
80 percent of families and residential areas were recognised as cultural ones
each year.
At the congress, delegates
reviewed achievements and shortcomings in the 2013-2018 tenure and set forth an
action programme for the new tenure, which focuses on renewing the content and
method of operation of the communal VFF Committee and the Front Work Boards in
residential areas.
Attention will be also
paid to intensifying coordination between member organisations in stepping up
and increasing the quality of patriotic emulation movements and campaigns,
improving the efficiency of social criticism and supervsion activities, thus
contributing to well implementing social welfare policies, consolidating the
great national unity and boosting local socio-economic development.
The congress chose 33
delegates to participate in the executive board of the VFF Chieng Chau for
2019-2024. The VFF – Mai Chau chapter granted certificates of merit to two
collectives and three individuals for their outstanding contributions to the
front work in the 2013-2018 tenure./.
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