The program was attended by General Luong Cuong, Politburo member, Standing member of the Secretariat; General Phan Van Giang, Politburo member, Deputy Secretary of the Central Military Commission, Minister of National Defense ; Mr. Do Van Chien, Politburo member, Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front; along with representatives of leaders of Central Committees, Ministries, branches, leaders of Hanoi city and nearly 200 delegates who are prestigious people in the border and island areas.
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Standing member of the Secretariat Luong Cuong and President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee Do Van Chien presented the Logo and Certificate to delegates who are prestigious people in the border and island areas.
Speaking at the program, Standing member of the Secretariat Luong Cuong affirmed that the peace and prosperity of the Fatherland's borders bear the mark of the contributions, dedication and sacrifices of the ethnic people in general and of the prestigious people of the ethnic groups in particular. These are truly the "Footholds of the Villages" in the important lands of the beloved Fatherland of Vietnam.
The Standing Secretariat emphasized that the national border has a particularly important strategic position, is a priceless asset that our ancestors have created over thousands of years of building and defending the country with many sacrifices and hardships to preserve and pass on to the present and future generations. Protecting the national border is a sacred task of the entire Party, the entire army, and the entire people, with the core and specialized force being the Border Guard. To make "each person at the border a living landmark", the leading important role of prestigious people is to make it a national landmark.
In order to further promote the role of prestigious people in ethnic minority communities in border areas, the Standing Secretariat suggested that ministries, departments, branches, armed forces, and Party committees and authorities at all levels continue to be more aware of the important role of prestigious people in ethnic minority communities. Mobilizing and promoting the role of prestigious people should become an important and regular task.
In addition, Party committees and authorities at all levels must pay attention to, promptly detect, nurture, and prepare necessary conditions for potential factors to become the next generation of prestigious people, abundant and strong. Policies for prestigious people must be timely, adequate, and practical. In addition to the regulations of the Central Government, Party committees and authorities at all levels need to study to have more policies for prestigious people suitable to the conditions, characteristics, and specific situations of the unit and locality, especially in supporting and equipping necessary conditions for prestigious people to operate.
The Vietnam Fatherland Front at all levels continues to pay attention to the work of building, nurturing, and promoting the role of prestigious people, consolidating the increasingly strong national solidarity bloc. The Border Guard and Police forces are closely associated with the contingent of prestigious people in the border areas. Depending on the characteristics of the region, ethnicity, and local conditions, to innovate appropriate, diverse, and flexible coordination methods to maximize the strengths and capabilities of each prestigious person in all aspects of work and areas of social life in the locality.
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Delegates are prestigious people representing border and island areas attending the program.
For the individuals honored at the program, General Luong Cuong hopes and requests that village elders, village chiefs, clan chiefs, religious dignitaries and prestigious people continue to promote their exemplary roles and responsibilities in words and actions so that their families, clans, villages and communities can follow, learn and follow their example.
The Standing Secretariat hopes that the people of all ethnic groups, including those with outstanding prestige, will always remember the profound advice of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong at the first meeting of the "Village Support" Program in 2018: "We hope that people will always have absolute trust in the leadership of the Party and State, believe in the good future of the nation, not listen to bad people's instigation, not do anything that affects the great unity of the whole nation, and truly be the "Village Support".
At the program, Party and State leaders awarded the Logo and Certificate of the Program "The Village's Support" to prestigious delegates representing 47 ethnic minorities from 43 border provinces and cities, coastal areas and islands.
These are people with outstanding prestige in protecting borders and landmarks, participating in maintaining security and order, preventing and combating social evils and crimes on the border, developing the economy, preserving and promoting the cultural identity of ethnic minority areas, effectively implementing the Party's guidelines and policies, the State's policies and laws...
The oldest delegate is Mr. Dinh Van Ranh (84 years old, Hre ethnic group, residing in An Hung commune, An Lao district, Binh Dinh province); the youngest delegate is Mr. Cao Xuan Long (28 years old, Chut ethnic group, Head of Mo O O O village, Thuong Hoa commune, Minh Hoa district, Quang Binh province); 8 delegates are religious dignitaries; 7 delegates are Border Guard officers.
| Currently, the whole country has nearly 30,000 prestigious people in the community. These are people who are voted for, honored by villages, hamlets, and communes, and are closely attached to the people. Regardless of difficulties and hardships, prestigious people have gone to every alley, called at every door, held hands with each person, and mobilized people to help each other develop the economy, eliminate hunger and reduce poverty; eliminate backward customs; preserve and promote good cultural identities; participate in resolving all problems and issues arising in the community; create consensus, build villages, hamlets, and communes that are united, peaceful, and developed; mobilize people to build united communities, build great national unity, and contribute to building a peaceful, friendly, cooperative, and developed border. |
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