The meeting of the Provincial Party Executive Committee (Term I, 2025–2030)

Provincial leaders and delegates attend the meeting.

In his opening remarks, comrade Pham Quang Ngoc, Member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, emphasized that the agenda items presented to the Provincial Party Executive Committee for consideration and feedback are of great significance, which serve as a foundation for concretizing the province’s development orientations, as outlined in the Resolution of the 1st Provincial Party Congress and in the announcement of the Hung Yen Provincial Master Plan for the 2021–2030 period, with a vision toward 2050. He provided an overview of the key topics to be discussed, underscoring their importance and urging delegates to study the documents thoroughly, exercise their collective wisdom and sense of responsibility, and engage in focused discussions to offer practical contributions.

Comrade Pham Quang Ngoc, Member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, speaks at the meeting. 

Regarding the plan for urban construction and development in Hung Yen province through 2030, the Provincial Party Secretary requested that delegates discuss and reach a consensus on the vision and roadmap for transforming Hung Yen into a city before 2030, based on political and legal foundations as well as the province's practical conditions. Concerning the two key transport projects, he emphasized that these initiatives are essential for enhancing connectivity, serving as focal points, and acting as catalysts for the province’s development; therefore, they should be prioritized for investment.

Delegates attend the meeting.

As for the proposal to implement the Tong Tran Eco-tourism Urban Area project, the Provincial Party Secretary noted that this is a large-scale, long-term undertaking. He stressed the need to focus on its execution to effectively utilize land reserves and natural resources, particularly the area along the Luoc River, thereby fostering socio-economic development in the region.

Highlighting the draft Resolution on promoting Hung Yen’s cultural identity and the strength of its people, the Provincial Party Secretary remarked that few localities possess such a rich heritage of cultural identity, historical traditions, and human potential, most notably the spirit of solidarity, the will, and the determination demonstrated by officials, Party members, and the general public in carrying out political tasks. He urged delegates to dedicate time to studying the draft and providing insightful contributions, ensuring that the resulting resolution is practical and effectively integrates the preservation and promotion of cultural identity, historical traditions, and human values ​​as a key driver for socio-economic development. 

Emphasizing the purpose of the conference, the Provincial Party Secretary expressed the expectation that, beyond reaching a consensus and formal approval, it is crucial for the delegates to thoroughly grasp the content so they can be fully committed to its implementation in the coming period.

Mr. Nguyen Hung Nam, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, presents several items at the conference.

During the conference, Mr. Nguyen Hung Nam, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, presented the following: a report on the investment policy for the project connecting the Hanoi–Haiphong Expressway with the Ring Road V (Hanoi Capital Region); the construction project of the North–South development axis in Hung Yen province (the section from Nam Tien Hung commune to the coastal road); the Tong Tran eco-tourism urban area project (located across the communes of Tong Tran, Tien Hoa, and Tien Tien in Hung Yen province); and the urban development and construction plan of Hung Yen province through 2030.

Mr. Pham Van Nghiem, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, presents several items at the conference.

Mr. Pham Van Nghiem, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, reported on the issuance of a Resolution aimed at leveraging the cultural identity and the strengths of the people of Hung Yen to serve as a key driver for the province’s development during the 2026–2030 period, with a vision toward 2045. He presented a plan for the reorganization of public vocational education institutions within Hung Yen province.

Mr. Nguyen Manh Quyen, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, moderates the discussions at the conference.

Delegates participate in discussions at the conference. 

Under the guidance of comrade Nguyen Manh Quyen, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, the delegates engaged in discussions, expressing strong consensus and agreement with the contents presented at the meeting. They highlighted the critical role of various projects, plans, and resolutions within the province's development strategy, while also focusing on analyzing the necessary conditions and implementation roadmaps to achieve the best possible outcomes.

Comrade Tran Quoc Toan, Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province, presents the draft Resolution of the meeting of the Provincial Party Executive Committee (for the 2025–2030 term).

At the conference, Mr. Tran Quoc Toan, Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province, presented the draft Resolution of the Provincial Party Executive Committee (for the 1st tenure, 2025–2030 period). The delegates voted to adopt the resolution.

In his concluding remarks, Mr. Pham Quang Ngoc, member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, commended the delegates for upholding a spirit of democracy, seriousness, and dedication. He noted that their contributions addressed specific issues and reflected a high level of consensus on the matters discussed. He urged all levels and sectors to promptly translate the adopted resolution into concrete action programs and plans, clearly defining the tasks, roadmaps, and responsibilities for implementation.

Regarding the plan for urban development through 2030, he emphasized its strategic significance, linking the shaping of development space with the enhancement of urban quality and the people's standard of living, while building a synchronized, modern infrastructure system. Given the scale of this undertaking, it requires focused leadership, strong direction, and the political determination of the entire political system. The province has set a specific goal for Hung Yen to become a centrally-run city by 2028. The Provincial Party Secretary affirmed that this represents the province’s firm resolve and serves as the overarching objective for socio-economic development tasks from now until 2030. He directed all levels and sectors to achieve a high degree of alignment in their understanding, political commitment, and actions; thoroughly study the political, legal, and practical foundations; and focus on executing the necessary tasks to ensure all requirements and documentation are met according to the established roadmap. In this regard, the Provincial People’s Committee has directed the simultaneous development of a proposal for recognition as a Class I urban area and a proposal for the establishment of a city, with a clear delineation of implementation steps, lead agencies, and the specific responsibilities of each unit. The urban development process must be carried out in tandem with the "new-style rural development" initiative, ensuring harmony between urban and rural areas while preserving the cultural identity, landscapes, and the distinctive values ​​of the land and people of Hung Yen; it is essential to avoid aimless development that could lead to the loss of local character.

Regarding two key transport infrastructure projects, the Provincial Party Secretary has instructed advisory bodies to accelerate investment preparation, proactively coordinate, and simultaneously carry out the necessary regulatory procedures to ensure the projects can be launched as soon as possible. The relevant communes and wards must focus on developing compensation and site clearance support plans. Resettlement efforts must be prepared proactively, ensuring that the infrastructure and facilities at the new locations are superior to those at the previous sites. All levels and sectors are tasked with strengthening outreach and advocacy to build public consensus, thereby ensuring that the projects remain on schedule.

Concerning the implementation of the Resolution on promoting the cultural identity and the strengths of the people of Hung Yen, the Provincial Party Secretary has directed that the provincial level develop a detailed implementation plan, while the commune level, based on local realities, should formulate action programs tailored to their specific areas, with clearly defined tasks. Regarding the reorganization of public vocational education institutions, the Provincial People’s Committee is to oversee the finalization and approval of the reorganization plan by October, followed by the relevant detailed proposals in November. This process must ensure enhanced operational efficiency and meet vocational training requirements, while also enabling these institutions to function effectively and systematically. Emphasizing the tasks for the final months of 2026, the Provincial Party Secretary urged members of the Provincial Party Executive Committee, as well as all levels and sectors, to remain closely engaged with their assigned areas and fields of responsibility. They are tasked with strengthening leadership and direction, reviewing the progress of each objective, and focusing on the successful completion of the year’s political goals and tasks. The Provincial Party Committee’s Commission for Information and Education, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province, and media agencies are directed to intensify the dissemination of resolutions among officials, Party members, and the general public. This should involve selecting key, specific topics for communication to ensure that officials, Party members, and the public gain a clear understanding, reach a consensus, and actively participate in the implementation process.