Major General Do Dinh Thanh, Commander of the Signal Corps, attended and delivered a keynote address at the conference. Also present were Major General Hoang Van Loi, Political Commissar of the Signal Corps; representatives from the General Department of Logistics and Technical Services; and leaders of agencies and units throughout the corps.

Major General Do Dinh Thanh, Commander of the Armored Corps, delivered a speech at the conference.

In his opening remarks, Major General Do Dinh Thanh emphasized that, over the years, the logistics and technical branches of the armed forces have proactively advised and implemented comprehensive measures to ensure the material and logistical standards for troops, despite facing many difficulties due to rising prices, natural disasters, and complex epidemics. Units have actively combined logistics support with increased production, processing, saving resources, and utilizing local resources, maintaining standards and quotas, contributing to the completion of military and national defense tasks, and building a strong, comprehensive, "exemplary and outstanding" armed forces. The 2025 Logistics and Technical Branch Competition itself demonstrates the increasingly improved quality of management, material and equipment support, and the skills of logistics and technical officers and personnel, with many good models and effective practices at the unit level.

Regarding the implementation of Decree No. 76/2016/ND-CP, the report at the conference clearly indicated that, thanks to the leadership and guidance of the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense , the Signal Corps overcame many difficulties due to the dispersed organization of units, thin personnel; natural disasters, epidemics, and fluctuating market prices. Units throughout the corps ensured sufficient military supplies, with food rations exceeding 3,200-3,500 kcal/person/day, 100% of units achieving the "Excellent Unit in Troop Feeding and Good Military Supply Management" award; and provided military equipment promptly and in accordance with regulations. Building on these achievements, in the coming period, the Signal Corps needs to strive to increase the allocation of materials, field uniforms, and medical linens; expand storage space and filing cabinets; and strengthen medical support for military personnel.

The delegates attending the conference.

The delegates also discussed the remaining shortcomings in the implementation of Decree No. 76/2016/ND-CP throughout the armed forces and made recommendations for improvement in the future.

Also at the conference, the Signal Corps summarized the organizational work and concluded the 2025 Logistics and Technical Competition at the Corps level.

In his concluding remarks at the competition, Major General Do Dinh Thanh commended the organizing units for their efforts in overcoming difficulties and assessed that this year's competition affirmed the maturity of the logistics and technical branch of the armed forces, demonstrating the spirit of "proactiveness, creativity, self-reliance, self-strength, economy, safety, and efficiency." He requested that, based on the competition results, the units should organize debriefing sessions; considering the competition as a thematic activity to replicate successful models that have proven effective. The Logistics and Technical Department of the armed forces also needs to advise on improving the quality of the branch, actively applying science and technology, and digital transformation in professional work…

The Commander of the Signal Corps Command presented awards to the teams that achieved outstanding results at the 2025 Logistics and Technical Competition at the Corps level.

On this occasion, the commander of the Signal Corps Command presented awards to the teams and individuals who achieved high results in the competition.

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