Young Party members contribute to building their homeland.

(GLO) - Young Party members in the Jrai and Bahnar ethnic minority villages in western Gia Lai province have been affirming their pioneering and exemplary roles in various fields.

With a desire to contribute and a pioneering spirit, they play a crucial role in bringing the Party's guidelines and the State's policies into practice, while simultaneously spreading faith, willpower, and aspirations for building their homeland.

The female Party branch secretary is wholeheartedly dedicated to the people.

After graduating from Gia Lai Teacher Training College in 2014, Ms. H'Tinh (born in 1990, residing in Ia Lang village, Chi Lang ward, Pleiku city; now Hoi Phu ward) chose to dedicate herself to social work. From head of the women's association, vice president of the farmers' association, to secretary of the Party branch and village head, and head of the mediation team, she has always performed her duties well, earning the trust and affection of the people.

Ms. H'Tinh (center) guides residents on how to install level 2 electronic identity verification at home. Photo by HT

The village of Ia Lang currently has 406 households, of which over 85% are Jrai ethnic people. In 2022, when Ms. H'Tinh took on the role of Party Branch Secretary and Village Head, the village still had 8 poor households and 8 near-poor households.

Recognizing that the main cause of poverty and near-poverty among households was a lack of production knowledge, she mobilized and guided the people to apply scientific and technical methods, switch crops, and access preferential capital sources.

She also spearheaded the establishment of a clean vegetable farming association, which helped farmers improve their production skills and facilitated product sales. In just two years, the village had no more poor households, and the number of near-poor households had decreased to only two.

Ms. H'Tinh is very proactive in preserving community harmony, encouraging people to abide by the law, maintaining security and order, and actively mediating conflicts. In the context of digital transformation, she is a pioneer in learning computer science, independently researching knowledge online to guide her fellow villagers.

Ms. H'Tinh shared: "To perform my work effectively, besides dedication, I also need to constantly improve my relevant knowledge. For example, in implementing digital transformation, I participated in many free IT training courses and did further self-study. In 2021, I even enrolled in a distance learning Bachelor of Law program to supplement my knowledge for mediation work and disseminating legal information to the people."

Ms. Bui Thi Lan, Deputy Head of the Party Building Committee of Hoi Phu Ward Party Committee, assessed: “With her dynamism and enthusiasm, Ms. H'Tinh has demonstrated her role as a 'leading figure' in bridging the gap between the Party's guidelines and policies, and the State's laws and regulations, to the people. At the same time, she has many practical initiatives in mobilizing people to develop the economy and maintain security and order.”

For her contributions, Ms. H'Tinh has been commended and rewarded many times. Recently, she received a certificate of merit from the People's Committee of Hoi Phu Ward for her participation in the "All People Protect National Security" movement in 2025.

Passionate youth leader

According to Ms. Rơ Châm H'Thanh, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of Đức Cơ commune, Ms. Rơ Mah H'Dịu (born in 1996) - Secretary of the Youth Union of Đức Cơ commune, is a dynamic young Party member who mobilizes Youth Union members and young people to effectively carry out movements and activities at the grassroots level and is interested in introducing positive individuals to help the locality improve its Party member development work.

Ms. H'Diu (far left) is deeply committed to the preservation of her ethnic group's culture.
Photo: Phan Lai

One of her notable achievements is that Ms. H'Dịu initiated traditional cultural clubs such as the Xoang Club, the T'rưng Music Club, and implemented the "Youth Traditional Weaving Village" project… Through these initiatives, she both preserved the ethnic cultural identity and created a beneficial playground for young people.

At the same time, she promoted and encouraged union members and young people to abide by the law, prevent child marriage and consanguineous marriage, and stop illegal border crossings into Cambodia; and encouraged participation in building new rural areas…

“In 2025, I will mobilize young people to implement the ‘National Flag Road’ project, build a children’s playground worth over 193 million VND, open free English classes for 32 students in Lung Prông village, participate in supporting the demolition of temporary houses for 6 households, and organize activities to care for children during holidays and Tet (Lunar New Year)...” - Ms. H’Dịu shared.

Ms. H'Dịu has been recognized many times for her contributions, especially the Ly Tu Trong Award in 2025 from the Central Youth Union; prior to that, she was a finalist in the 2023 Rural Youth Startup Project competition.

Innovation in digital transformation at the grassroots level.

In Gào commune, Kpă Siu (born in 1991), the commune's Youth Union Secretary, is considered an energetic and creative Youth Union official. Even when he was the Youth Union Secretary of the former Ia Kênh commune, he initiated many practical activities, including mobilizing young people to enlist in the army, participating in the demolition of temporary houses, launching tree planting campaigns, cleaning up the environment, and organizing an "English for Children" class for 30 children in Mơ Nú village…

Kpă Siu initiated many practical activities to mobilize and unite young people. Photo: HT

Mr. Siu also made a significant contribution by establishing a 12-member Youth Volunteer Team, permanently stationed at the Public Administrative Service Center and the One-Stop Service Department of the commune, to guide and support people in using online public services at levels 3 and 4, creating electronic identity accounts, scanning QR codes, and submitting online applications.

“Elderly people and ethnic minorities are still hesitant when accessing technology. Therefore, the volunteer team is always ready to support and help them get acquainted with digitized administrative procedures. Through this, young people contribute to building an image of a friendly and efficient government, affirming the spirit of 'wherever there is a need, young people are there; wherever there is difficulty, young people are there' in the digital age,” Siu shared.

Mr. Rơ Châm Duih, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of Gào commune, commented: Kpă Siu has shown great creativity in implementing youth union activities, linking youth work with the local political tasks, especially in supporting digital transformation, collecting population data, issuing citizen identification cards, and providing online public services…

Source: https://baogialai.com.vn/dang-vien-tre-gop-suc-xay-dung-que-huong-post564878.html