The Provincial Military Service Council deploys task for the 2026 recruit handover

At the Provincial People's Council - the Provincial People's Committee’s Headquarters the meeting saw the participation of: Colonel Vu Van Dinh, Member of the Provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board, Chief of the Provincial Military Command, and Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial Military Service Council; Major General Tran Xuan Anh, Member of the Provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board, Director of the Provincial Public Security, and Vice Chairman of the Provincial Military Service Council; and leaders of departments and agencies that are members of the Provincial Military Service Council.

Mr. Nguyen Le Huy, Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, chairs the meeting at the Provincial People's Council - the Provincial People's Committee’s Headquarters.

Delegates attend the meeting at the Provincial People's Council - the Provincial People's Committee’s Headquarters.

According to the report of the Provincial Military Command, in 2026, the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Public Security assigned the province 5,290 quotas, including 4,750 citizens for military service and 540 citizens for service in the People's Public Security. To ensure the quota and quality of recruits, the recruitment process was implemented synchronously by all levels and sectors, in accordance with the Law on Military Service and its implementation guidelines. The selection and recruitment process was conducted democratically, openly, and fairly.

The Chief of the Provincial Military Command, Vice Chairman of the Provincial Military Service Council, reports on the preliminary results of the selection and recruitment of citizens for military service in 2026.

The Provincial Police leadership reports on the preliminary work of selecting young people to participate in the People's Public Security service in 2026.

By December 31, 2025, 100% of communes and wards in the province had organized health examinations for military service and participation in the People's Public Security service for citizens of eligible age. A total of 18,806 citizens were eligible for examination, of which 16,027 participated in the selection process. As a result, 7,540 citizens in the province met the health standards for military service. The preliminary selection and selection process was organized strictly and according to procedures. The regional health examination councils ensured full membership, facilities, and equipment as prescribed.

In addition, the Provincial People's Committee organized a coordination meeting with the receiving units to unify standards, quotas, deadlines for finalizing troop numbers, transportation plans, and handling of arising situations. Localities and receiving units conducted thorough background checks, selections, and assessments of the circumstances and mindset of each citizen and their family. To date, the entire province has completed dossiers and finalized troop numbers exceeding 104% of the assigned target, ensuring sufficient quantity, quality, and reserves as required. The Provincial Military Command has received 4,750 sets of military equipment; and simultaneously developed a plan to fully distribute them to new recruits before the troop handover date.

According to the plan, the entire province is expected to organize 9 troop handover and reception points on the morning of March 4, 2026 (corresponding to the 16th day of the first lunar month of the Binh Ngo Year).

At the meeting, representatives from departments, sectors, and localities discussed and comprehensively evaluated the recruitment and calling of citizens into the military in 2026; analyzed the difficulties and obstacles arising from practical situations at the grassroots level; and agreed on coordinated solutions to ensure the troop handover and reception process is thorough, safe, lawful, and of high quality.

In his concluding remarks, the Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, Nguyen Le Huy, requested that members of the Provincial Military Service Council continue to closely monitor and direct localities; regularly assess the situation, promptly resolve any difficulties and obstacles that arise, and ensure the completion of the troop handover target. The Provincial Military Command plays a central coordinating role, focusing on reviewing and finalizing the troop list; absolutely preventing any errors in the documentation process; directing the Regional Defense Commands and communes/wards to closely monitor the ideological situation and changes among young people; closely coordinating with the troop-receiving units, meticulously preparing the troop handover and reception ceremony script, ensuring solemnity, safety, and creating an atmosphere of excitement, truly making it a day of enlistment throughout the province. The Provincial Military Service Council's advisory body organized visits and gift-giving to families of new recruits facing difficult circumstances; simultaneously, assigned commanders to be in charge of each handover point and advised on the assignment of provincial leaders to attend the ceremonies at these locations.

The Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee delivers a speech directing the conference at the Provincial People's Council - the Provincial People's Committee’s Headquarters.

The Provincial Public Security was assigned to instruct to direct local police forces to ensure absolute security, order, and traffic safety at the recruitment and handover points; complete the assessment of political standards, ensuring no unqualified individuals are overlooked; coordinate in strictly handling cases of violations of the Military Service Law; and organize the handover of People's Public Security recruits at the Provincial Public Security’s Headquarters ensuring absolute safety. The Health sector continues to closely monitor the health of young men entering military service; organize final examinations when it is necessary; and deploy medical personnel at handover points to promptly handle any arising situations. Local authorities are stepping up propaganda and education efforts to raise public awareness, especially among young people and families of military age.

The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee also requested that the Chairmen of the People's Committees of communes and wards be directly responsible to the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee for the recruitment targets and quality; strengthen management and closely monitor the thoughts of young people up to the time of recruitment; pay good attention to the work of supporting the military, and encourage new recruits to enthusiastically go to fulfill their duty to build and protect the Fatherland.