Resolving definitively the long-standing issues raised by voters.

Photo caption — Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son speaks at a meeting with voters. Photo: Nguyen Thao/TTXVN

Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son and the delegation of National Assembly representatives from Phu Tho province met with voters in the communes of Binh Tuyen, Binh Xuyen, Binh Nguyen, and Xuan Lang.

Voters in various localities expressed their enthusiasm for the socio -economic development results of the country and Phu Tho province in 2025, and at the same time requested the National Assembly, the Government, and the province to continue paying attention to policies for safe zone communes; allowances for part-time officials; resolving difficulties regarding construction material prices; increasing investment in transportation infrastructure, healthcare, and public health; strictly managing the market and land; and providing mechanisms to support people in compensation and land clearance work.

Representing the voters of Binh Xuyen commune, Mr. Duong Van Cong highly appreciated the results of the 10th Session of the 15th National Assembly; and at the same time requested the Provincial National Assembly Delegation to provide clearer information on the outstanding achievements of the Party and State's foreign affairs work in the past period, as well as the major orientations on foreign affairs decided by the National Assembly, thereby contributing to maintaining a peaceful and stable environment for national development.

Responding to the opinions and suggestions of voters, Phu Tho Provincial Party Secretary Truong Quoc Huy discussed and clarified issues related to the two-tiered local government model, market management, construction material prices, compensation and land clearance work, and the province's development orientation. The Provincial Party Secretary affirmed that the province will focus on completing planning, attracting investment, developing infrastructure, high-tech industries, and tourism; while continuing to pay attention to socio-cultural fields, building new rural areas, and fostering consensus among the people to promote sustainable development.

Speaking at the meeting, Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son exchanged views and clarified voters' opinions on foreign affairs, affirming that during the past term, the foreign affairs activities of the Party and State of Vietnam achieved many important milestones, contributing to consolidating Vietnam's position and prestige in the international arena, creating a peaceful and stable environment, and effectively leveraging resources for development. The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that in the coming time, Vietnam will continue to steadfastly pursue an independent, self-reliant, multilateral, and diversified foreign policy; closely combining foreign affairs with national defense and security, socio-economic development, and firmly protecting national independence, sovereignty, and interests.

Vice Chairman of the National Assembly, Lieutenant General Tran Quang Phuong, and the delegation of National Assembly representatives from Quang Ngai province met with voters in Long Phung commune and Duc Pho ward.

During the meetings, voters raised many socio-economic and social issues with the National Assembly delegation. Voter Dang Cang from An Chuan village (Long Phung commune) reported that Typhoon No. 13 caused serious coastal erosion near An Chuan Temple; he requested that the province invest in building embankments to protect the land and prevent erosion, ensuring the safety of the people; and also requested that the Lo estuary be dredged soon to allow fishermen's boats to enter and exit safely for fishing and to take shelter from storms.

Voters in Duc Pho ward petitioned the province to invest in a local household waste treatment system as soon as possible; to promptly issue land use right certificates to households that have received resettlement land; and to create better conditions for residents of the Dong Moc resettlement area who have been repeatedly relocated and resettled due to overlapping infrastructure projects, causing significant disruption to their lives.

Responding to voters' requests, Vice Chairman of Quang Ngai province Nguyen Cong Hoang said that the recent floods and Typhoon No. 13 caused approximately 9,000 billion VND in damage to the province, especially to infrastructure. In Long Phung commune, the erosion of the An Chuan sea embankment is causing difficulties for the locality. The Provincial People's Committee has included the embankment project in the list of works expected to be repaired when funding becomes available. Vice Chairman Nguyen Cong Hoang hoped that the people would be understanding of the local authorities at the commune and provincial levels during the initial period of implementing the two-tiered local government system.

Speaking at meetings with constituents, Vice Chairman of the National Assembly, Lieutenant General Tran Quang Phuong, acknowledged the sense of responsibility and frank opinions of the voters; and requested the Provincial National Assembly Delegation to fully compile the opinions, clearly categorize the content falling under the authority of the Central and local governments, and forward them to the relevant agencies for consideration and response, ensuring the legitimate rights of the people.

Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Tran Quang Phuong also requested that Long Phung commune definitively resolve long-standing issues raised by voters; and that provincial authorities pay attention to key infrastructure projects in the province such as river and sea embankments, clean water issues, environmental protection, and climate change adaptation in the commune.

On this occasion, Vice Chairman of the National Assembly Tran Quang Phuong visited and presented gifts to policy beneficiary families and people in difficult circumstances in Long Phung commune and Duc Pho ward.

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