Provincial People's Council representatives meet with voters in My Hai ward.

On November 9th, Ms. Chau Thi Thanh Ha, Standing Committee member of the Provincial Party Committee and Secretary of the Phan Rang - Thap Cham City Party Committee, along with other delegates of the Provincial People's Council (electoral unit No. 7), held a meeting with voters in My Hai ward (Phan Rang - Thap Cham City).

After hearing the report on the results of the 14th session of the Provincial People's Council; the announcement of the expected content and program of the regular session at the end of 2023; and the results of resolving and responding to voters' requests from the previous meeting, voters in My Hai ward raised the following issues: expediting the conversion of land use along Tran Quy Cap road; resolving land compensation issues in the area belonging to the Hai Long service project; and addressing the problem of stagnant water and flooding at the end of 16th April road...

Comrade Chau Thi Thanh Ha, Standing Committee member of the Provincial Party Committee, Secretary of the Phan Rang - Thap Cham City Party Committee, and delegates of the Provincial People's Council (electoral unit No. 7) met with voters in My Hai ward (Phan Rang - Thap Cham City).

On behalf of the provincial People's Council delegates, Ms. Chau Thi Thanh Ha acknowledged the heartfelt opinions of the voters. She informed them about several upcoming local projects and expressed her hope that voters would continue to show interest, support, and share the difficulties faced by local authorities at all levels, working together to effectively implement socio- economic development tasks and build a more prosperous, beautiful, and civilized city. Representatives from the provincial and local People's Councils responded to some of the voters' requests within their authority. Other opinions and requests from voters will be compiled and forwarded to relevant agencies for consideration and resolution, with responses to voters expected at the next meeting.

My Dung

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