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The people of all ethnic groups in the province place their full trust and expectations in a government that operates efficiently, effectively, and efficiently, that is modern, close to the people, and understands their needs.

♦ Mr. Ho Trung Nguyen, Phu Yen Ward: I hope that administrative procedures will be resolved more quickly.

From today, the district level will cease to function, and the commune-level structure will be expanded. Accordingly, Phu Yen ward will be established by merging the communes and wards of Hoa Thanh, Phu Lam, Phu Thanh, and Phu Dong. I believe this is a sound policy aimed at streamlining the administrative apparatus and improving management efficiency. With this change, I hope it will bring many advantages to the people. I hope that administrative procedures will be resolved more quickly. Streamlining the apparatus can reduce intermediate steps, saving time and effort for citizens; the government will operate more efficiently, focusing on ensuring stability, transparency, and convenience in handling administrative procedures. In addition, with investment in transportation and urban infrastructure, the ward's space will become more spacious and modern, attracting businesses to invest.

♦ Mr. Y Bay Kbuor, Head of Kmrong Prong A village, Tan An ward: Preserving and promoting cultural values in urban spaces.

From a hamlet in an advanced new rural commune, the people of Kmrơng Prông A hamlet are very proud to have become citizens of a large, bustling urban area. What is particularly commendable about the hamlet is that it has preserved the valuable cultural heritage of its ancestors, along with the distinctive living spaces of the ethnic groups of the Central Highlands.

The local people also expect the new administrative staff to be closely involved with the grassroots, closer to the people; to improve the effectiveness of preserving and promoting the traditional cultural values of the villages such as the waterfront area, gongs, cuisine , and traditional musical instruments; and to invest in infrastructure and landscapes associated with the development of community tourism.

♦ Mr. Pham Van Hoa, Director of Dai Nam Ea H'leo Construction Co., Ltd. (Ea Drang commune): Shorten the time and simplify the handling of administrative procedures.

As a small-scale business operating in the investment and construction sector, I expect the Commune-level Public Administrative Service Center to effectively handle the functions and tasks previously transferred from the district level, shortening processing times and avoiding multiple trips for citizens and businesses. The administrative procedures in some areas also need to be simplified, cutting down on unnecessary requirements and procedures.

Following the reorganization, the administrative boundaries have been expanded, and the population has increased many times compared to the old commune level. The Public Administrative Service Center will have to handle a much larger number of applications and procedures. We also hope that the staff and civil servants will continuously improve their capabilities and qualifications to ensure they are up to par with the task. Local authorities at all levels should continue to promote the digitization of administrative documents and procedures; and increase the number of models and activities to support and guide citizens and businesses, especially regarding new regulations and procedures.

♦ Mr. Nguyen Viet Duc, Executive Director of Ea Sup Poverty Reduction Cooperative (Ia Lop commune): New opportunities for collective economy from connecting forests and the sea.

Without a district-level government, the two-tiered local government model has eliminated intermediate steps and granted more power and flexibility to the commune level.

Given our unique operating conditions in border regions and particularly disadvantaged areas, we believe and expect to easily access support policies for cooperatives and farmers through collective economic organizations right from the local government. At the same time, the locality will proactively plan investment attraction programs based on natural conditions, population characteristics, and labor skills, creating conditions for cooperatives to build direct linkages with farmers; promote trade between mountainous communes and lowland and coastal communes; and foster inter-regional connectivity, connecting through coastal transit warehouses, contributing to increasing the competitive advantage of organic and sustainable agricultural products in the commodity market.

♦ Mr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh, Son Hoa commune: I hope the new commune government will directly address many of the people's aspirations.

As someone who has been closely associated with the former Son Hoa district since its establishment, I myself feel a little wistful and regretful that the place names "Son Hoa district" and "Phu Yen province" no longer exist. However, the restructuring and implementation of a two-tiered local government is necessary and in line with the trend of streamlining intermediate bureaucracy, reducing administrative complexity, and limiting overlapping responsibilities. I fully support this policy of the Party and the State.

Joining in the nationwide excitement, I expect that, after the merger into Dak Lak province, we will have more opportunities, potential, and space for development. I also expect that, after the merger, the new commune-level authorities will be able to leverage their advantage of being "close to the people," handling all procedures and matters for the people more quickly and efficiently; reducing the need for people to travel multiple times and wait for procedures to go through many levels.

I also believe that the newly appointed commune-level officials and civil servants will demonstrate professionalism and efficiency in their work; they will uphold a sense of responsibility, grasp and promptly address many issues and aspirations of the people.

♦ Mr. Y Djan Êban, Pastor in charge of the Kniết Evangelical Church (Ea Ktur commune): The role of the Fatherland Front continues to be strengthened and promoted in religious unity.

The two-tiered local government model has received widespread support and high expectations from many segments of the population. I believe that streamlining the administrative apparatus not only helps the government operate more effectively but also brings officials and civil servants closer to the people, efficiently addressing legitimate needs and providing many practical benefits to the people, including ethnic minorities who follow religious beliefs. We also believe that the Vietnam Fatherland Front and other political and social organizations at the grassroots level will continue to strongly promote their role as a bridge, listening to the thoughts and aspirations of religious believers, contributing to strengthening trust and consensus in society.

The Kniet Evangelical Church will continue to work alongside the government, encouraging believers to adhere to the Party's guidelines and policies and the State's laws, live according to the spirit of "good faith and a beautiful life, reverence for God and love for the country," and actively contribute to the overall development of their homeland and nation.

♦ Mr. Tran Dinh Phuc, Hoa Hiep Ward: Focus on developing a production chain linking aquaculture, exploitation, processing, and trade of aquatic products.

Offshore fishing has existed and developed in the locality for a long time. Going out to sea has created jobs and provided stable income for fishermen. In recent years, when going out to sea, fishermen often go in groups of 5-7 fishing boats to support each other. When they encounter schools of fish, they cooperate in fishing; when fishing boats encounter problems at sea or during voyages to avoid storms, they always support each other. Although fishermen face many risks at sea, they have united, helped each other, shared difficulties and risks at sea, and worked together to achieve the highest possible efficiency in fishing.

Dak Lak and Phu Yen have officially become one province, a major policy of the Party and State, and a great joy for the local people. As a province with mountains, plains, and a sea, its socio-economic development will be more closely integrated and sustainable in the future.

Fishermen hope that the new provincial leaders will continue to pay attention to implementing solutions and policies for fisheries development to support and help fishermen feel secure in their livelihoods at sea. In the short term, fishermen will continue to invest in modern fishing equipment and technology, gradually innovating fishing and post-harvest product preservation technologies to ensure quality and create added value for their products.

The province needs to continue supporting fishermen in strengthening fishing unions and production groups at sea to organize safe and efficient fishing, while also consolidating and supporting effective seafood harvesting, purchasing, processing, and consumption chains. Developing seafood processing and consumption within the integrated production chain of aquaculture, fishing, processing, and trade will increase export value. The province should continue to petition the Government and central ministries and agencies for support in investing in upgrading and improving the infrastructure of fishing ports and storm shelters to create conditions for enhancing product value and fishing efficiency.

♦ Mr. Bui Duc Niem, Ea Ba commune: Continue to prioritize investment and development of fruit-growing areas.

Song Hinh is a region located in the western part of Phu Yen province (formerly), bordering Dak Lak province (formerly). With favorable land, climate, and soil conditions, it is very suitable for developing various fruit trees. In recent years, many households in the area have boldly invested in high-value economic crops such as durian, oranges, pomelos, longan, lychee, etc., with a total area of over 2,200 hectares. Many models have yielded incomes of 200-500 million VND/hectare/year…

It is known that Dak Lak is currently a leading locality in fruit tree development, and the people are delighted that the Party and State have decided to merge Phu Yen province with Dak Lak province to form Dak Lak province from July 1, 2025. This is the wish of many people, including those in Song Hinh. The merger will open up many development opportunities, better exploit land potential, increase income for people in ethnic minority areas, and ensure local defense and security.

We hope that the new province will continue to implement sustainable fruit development policies; invest in preservation and processing facilities; form production-consumption linkages; apply science and technology; and attract businesses to invest in order to create stable outlets for local agricultural products.

Source: https://baophuyen.vn/xa-hoi/202507/dat-tron-niem-tin-c5406fe/