Special Forces Command organizes democratic dialogue.

Also attending the conference were Major General Nguyen Quoc Duan, Secretary of the Party Committee and Political Commissar of the Special Forces; heads of the General Staff, Political Department, and Logistics and Technical Department of the Special Forces; and members of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee and the Board of Directors of the Special Forces Officer School.

Major General Hoang Minh Son, Commander of the Special Forces Command, chaired the conference.

The democratic dialogue conference is a form of direct dialogue between superiors and subordinates, aiming to unify understanding, create a shift in thinking and action among cadres, teachers, staff, students, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers in the school; discuss measures to successfully implement assigned tasks; and thereby allow leaders and commanders at all levels to understand the thoughts, aspirations, difficulties, obstacles, suggestions, and proposals in carrying out tasks in 2025 and subsequent years.

Major General Nguyen Quoc Duan, Secretary of the Party Committee and Political Commissar of the Corps, delivered a speech at the conference.

The conference heard many opinions, suggestions, and reflections on legitimate concerns and aspirations regarding issues such as: ensuring policies and regulations, training, combat readiness, education and training, and logistical and technical support for missions...

All opinions raised during the dialogue were listened to and adequately addressed by the Special Forces leadership, in a democratic, frank, open, and responsible manner.

Delegates attending the democratic dialogue conference.

In his concluding remarks at the conference, Major General Hoang Minh Son acknowledged and commended the high sense of responsibility and frank contributions of the officers, teachers, staff, students, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers of the Special Forces Officer School. He requested that the Command Headquarters, the Party Committee, and the School Board continue to pay attention to and actively care for the material and spiritual lives of the troops; promptly resolve legitimate requests and proposals from officers, teachers, staff, students, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers; strengthen the monitoring and resolution of ideological issues, management, and discipline enforcement; and build a strong, comprehensive, "exemplary and outstanding" school, successfully completing all assigned tasks.