Lam Dong Civil Enforcement Department strengthens leadership at the departmental level.

On the morning of April 10th, during a speech assigning tasks to newly appointed department-level leaders, the Party Secretary and Head of the Lam Dong Provincial Enforcement Department, Dang Dinh Quyen, requested the entire sector to continue promoting the application of information technology, administrative reform, and focusing on resolving cases involving large assets and those that have been ongoing for a long time.

At the ceremony announcing decisions on personnel organization, the Head of the Lam Dong Provincial Enforcement Department, Dang Dinh Quyen, presented the appointment decisions to Mr. Ho Sy Thong – Acting Head of the Enforcement Department of Region 10 – as Head of the Enforcement Department of Region 10; appointed Mr. Tran Ngoc Khanh – Acting Head of the Enforcement Department of Region 13 – as Head of the Enforcement Department of Region 13; and transferred Mr. Lu Van Qui – Deputy Head of the Inspection, Complaint and Denunciation Resolution Department – ​​to work at the Enforcement Department of Region 13, appointing him as Deputy Head of the Department.

The Head of the Lam Dong Provincial Enforcement Department requested that units continue to promote the application of information technology and administrative reforms to improve work efficiency.

Speaking at the handover ceremony for the newly appointed officials, the Head of the Lam Dong Provincial Enforcement Department assessed: “These comrades have undergone training and development, and have been carefully monitored and evaluated by the Party Committee and unit leaders; their capabilities are demonstrated through their work results in the last six months of 2025 and the first six months of 2026, consistently exceeding the targets of assigned tasks… They have clearly shown a sense of responsibility, strong character, a proactive attitude, and a high level of organizational discipline, with the ability to unite and foster internal cohesion… I am confident that the newly appointed officials will excellently fulfill their duties in their new positions.”

Clearly stating that the tasks facing the Enforcement of Judgments sector in the coming period are very challenging, Mr. Dang Dinh Quyen requested that the newly appointed officials, as well as the entire Enforcement of Judgments sector in Lam Dong, embrace and continue to promote internal solidarity, build a strong team, and ensure discipline and order. In addition, they should continuously improve the quality of enforcement of judgments, especially in large, protracted cases, economic crimes, corruption cases, and key cases…

The Head of the Personnel and Organization Department of the Lam Dong Enforcement Agency announced the appointment decisions.

The Head of the Lam Dong Provincial Enforcement Agency also requested that units continue to promote the application of information technology, administrative reform, and ensure openness and transparency. In particular, the enforcement agency needs to strengthen coordination with local Party committees, authorities, and relevant agencies to resolve obstacles in enforcement work, while also focusing on training and developing professional, highly capable civil servants to meet the increasingly demanding requirements of the job.

Representing the newly appointed officials, Head of the Civil Judgment Enforcement Department of Region 10, Ho Sy Thong, pledged to fulfill the assigned tasks to the best of his ability.

Speaking on behalf of the newly appointed officials, Head of the Enforcement Department of Region 10, Ho Sy Thong, expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him by the Party Committee and the leadership of the Lam Dong Provincial Enforcement Department. Mr. Thong pledged that in his new position, he will continuously learn, improve his professional skills, and focus on building a united and strong unit to best fulfill all assigned tasks.

Previously, at the conference summarizing the work of civil and administrative enforcement in the first six months of 2026, held on the afternoon of April 9th, the Head of the Civil Enforcement Department of Lam Dong Province, Dang Dinh Quyen, proposed that the higher authorities continue to pay attention to personnel work and the recruitment of civil servants in special areas such as Lam Dong Province.

Specifically, after the administrative reorganization, Lam Dong has the largest area in the country, and transportation remains challenging. Lam Dong's Enforcement Department has 17 zones, with a very large number of cases to be enforced, but a shortage of staff. Despite these difficulties, with collective efforts, in the first six months of 2026, Lam Dong's Enforcement Department exceeded its assigned targets for both cases and funds.

Mai Long

Source: https://moj.gov.vn/portal/tin-tuc/chi-tiet/thi-hanh-an-dan-su-lam-ong-kien-toan-lanh-ao-cap-phong-te404m73db.html