Comrade Pham Quang Ngoc, member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, meets with voters of the wards of Tra Ly, Tran Hung Dao, Tran Lam, and Vu Phuc.

Comrade Pham Quang Ngoc, member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, and members of the Provincial People’s Council’s delegation No. 13 at the voter meeting. 

The delegates attend the meeting.

At the meeting, delegate of the Provincial People’s Council briefed voters on the expected agenda and content for the year-end regular session of the Provincial People’s Council (tentatively scheduled for December 3–4, 2026). They presented a report on the socio-economic situation for the first 10 months of 2026, projections for the full year, and key tasks for 2027. Furthermore, they provided an update on the resolution and responses to comments and recommendations raised by Provincial People’s Council’s deputies during the group discussions at the mid-year regular session of the 18th Provincial People’s Council, specifically concerning the four aforementioned wards; the report on the resolution of opinions and recommendations of voters in four wards, presented ahead of the mid-year regular session of the 18th Provincial People’s Council (2026).

Comrade Ngo Thi Kim Hoan, Member of the Provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board and Standing Vice Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province, reports on the implementation of socio-economic development tasks over the first 10 months of 2026, projections for the full year, and key goals, tasks, and solutions for 2027. 

Comrade Nguyen Duc Kien, Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment, presents the proposed agenda and content for the year-end regular session of the 18th Provincial People’s Council (2026–2031 term). 

Comrade Bui Duc Hoang, the Party Committee Secretary and Chairman of the People’s Council of Tran Lam ward, reports on the resolution and responses to concerns raised by Provincial People’s Council’s deputies, which originated from voters in the four wards, during the group discussion sessions at the mid-year regular meeting of the 18th Provincial People’s Council. 

Voter of Tran Hung Dao ward shares opinions and recommendations at the meeting. 

Voter of Vu Phuc ward shares opinions and recommendations at the meeting 

Leader of the Department of Finance provides responses to the raised issues within the respective jurisdictions.

Leader of Tran Hung Dao ward provides responses to the raised issues within the respective jurisdictions.

In an atmosphere of democracy and responsibility, voters urged the provincial and local authorities to take proactive steps to address existing challenges, specifically by accelerating the issuance of land-use right certificates for households in the 379–K2 Urban Area. They called for strengthened management of urban order, improved traffic safety, and definitive action to resolve the issue of polluted wastewater being discharged into the environment; accelerating the reform of administrative procedures and strengthening land management. Voters of the wards also raised concerns regarding the development of an administration that is close to the people, the timely resolution of issues at the grassroots level, and the need to address the support policies for officials serving in local associations and community-level organizations.

Comrade Pham Quang Ngoc, member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, addresses several issues of concern raised by the voters during the discussion session.

Speaking at the meeting, comrade Pham Quang Ngoc, member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, expressed his sincere appreciation for the earnest, candid, and practical feedback provided by the voters. He emphasized that the challenges and obstacles reported at the grassroots level, along with the legitimate aspirations of the public, serve as a vital foundation for Party committees and authorities at all levels to improve the quality of their leadership and administration. Furthermore, these insights provide a practical basis for deputies of the Provincial People's Council to engage in discussions and formulate policies and mechanisms that are grounded in reality and highly feasible for implementation.

Providing an update on the province's socio-economic development, the Provincial Party Secretary noted that over the first 10 months of 2026, the province has maintained a strong growth momentum, achieving comprehensive results across various sectors. Notably, the industrial production index for this 10-month period rose by 15% compared to the same period last year. The province has attracted 262 new investment projects and 179 project adjustments, with a total capital exceeding 75 trillion VND and 2 billion USD. Numerous key infrastructure and transportation projects have been carried out effectively, serving as a catalyst for rapid and sustainable economic development. Continuous attention has been given to the sectors of culture, healthcare, education, and social welfare; meanwhile, national defense, security, and social order and safety have been firmly maintained. He outlined several key solutions and priority tasks that the province will focus on implementing in the coming period.

Comrade Pham Quang Ngoc, member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, engages with delegates and voters of various localities.

The Provincial Party Secretary discussed and further clarified the voters' petitions, tasking the Provincial People’s Council’s delegation No. 13, in coordination with the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee and the Office of the National Assembly Deputies’ Delegation and the Provincial People’s Council, to comprehensively compile these petitions and forward them to the competent authorities for review and resolution, while ensuring that voters are kept informed of the progress. The matters falling beyond the local authority’s jurisdiction are to be consolidated and reported to the central level for consideration in accordance with established regulations. He affirmed that the provincial leadership team would closely monitor and oversee the resolution of the people’s legitimate concerns. Furthermore, he requested that the Standing members of the Provincial People’s Council, its various Boards and delegations, and the Provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee strengthen their supervision over the handling of voters' petitions, particularly those that have persisted for a long time or remain inadequately addressed. He expressed the hope that the voters and residents of the wards will continue to uphold a spirit of solidarity and strong consensus in implementing the guidelines of the Party, the policies and laws of the State, the resolutions of the Provincial People’s Council, and local regulations.