General Secretary To Lam delivers a speech - Photo: VNA
After listening to the reports and discussions, in his concluding remarks at the meeting, General Secretary To Lam emphasized the importance of concretizing and developing an action program to implement Resolution 71.
This will determine the success of the resolution and must address the situation where the policy is correct but its implementation is ineffective.
The General Secretary assigned the Party Committee of the Ministry of Education and Training to take the lead and coordinate with relevant agencies to fully incorporate the opinions expressed at this meeting in order to supplement and refine the action program for implementing Resolution 71 of the Politburo, and report it to the Government for approval.
The General Secretary noted several core contents of Resolution 71, including perfecting the legal framework; developing national target programs; and developing preschool education, general education, and higher education.
Reforming the curriculum, content, and mechanisms; ensuring adequate facilities, sufficient schools, classrooms, and teachers; and addressing shortcomings and negative aspects in the education sector...
These contents need to be institutionalized, implemented concretely, with clearly defined responsibilities and a detailed roadmap and timeline for completion.
The tasks to be implemented in 2025 need to be carried out immediately, ensuring progress and quality so that the people and society can clearly see the groundbreaking changes brought about by the resolution.
The General Secretary emphasized the desire of the Party and the education and training sector that the resolution must bring about immediate changes within the education and training sector, especially for teachers and the staff responsible for management in the education sector.
How can we achieve the ultimate goal of improving the quality of teaching and learning? The Party and the State will pay attention and create all conditions for the sector to successfully achieve the goals stated in the resolution.
Minister Nguyen Kim Son gives a report - Photo: VNA
The General Secretary instructed the Central Organization Department to research, design, and build a rational Party organizational system within the education sector, ensuring the Party's direct and comprehensive leadership role in education and training, avoiding formalism; and especially to encourage the recruitment of Party members among students.
The Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Department, in coordination with the Central Party Office and relevant agencies, meticulously prepared the content and program for the conference to disseminate Resolution 71 and other resolutions.
It is essential to ensure that the implementation of the resolution generates enthusiasm, excitement, and shared determination throughout the entire political system, especially among teachers.
Policy to provide lunch support for primary and secondary school students in land border communes.
At the meeting, Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Kim Son stated that immediately after the resolution was issued, the ministry integrated the assigned tasks and solutions into three draft laws and two resolutions of the National Assembly.
These include the national target program on modernization and improvement of education quality for the period 2026-2035 and a submission to the Standing Committee of the National Assembly regarding the addition of a draft resolution of the National Assembly on specific mechanisms and policies to implement Resolution 71.
The Ministry has drafted a decree on policies to support lunch for primary and secondary school students in land border communes.
Currently, the Ministry has submitted the draft to the Ministry of Justice for appraisal and is expected to present it to the Government for promulgation in September 2025, in order to be applied promptly for the 2025-2026 school year.
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