Nghe An Provincial Military Command inspects military recruitment and transfer work
During 2 days (February 8 and 9), the working delegation of the Provincial Military Command led by Colonel Phan Dai Nghia - Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Commander of the Provincial Military Command inspected the preparations for the military handover ceremony at the Military Commands of Dien Chau, Nghi Loc and Nam Dan districts.
At the inspection, the working delegation listened to reports from the Military Commands of the districts on: The results of the 2025 military recruitment up to the present time; the progress of the distribution of military equipment; propaganda and education work on traditions; and the plan to organize the military handover ceremony.
With the motto of “quick, solemn, safe”, localities have completed the preparation work. Plans to ensure security, order, traffic safety and fire prevention and fighting have also been seriously implemented.
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Based on the report and actual inspection, Colonel Phan Dai Nghia highly appreciated the results of the military recruitment and the preparation work of the units. He requested that localities continue to review the records, closely coordinate with the District Party Committee's Organizing Committee, and closely manage the thoughts of the recruited citizens, especially those in difficult circumstances. At the same time, it is necessary to organize a solemn and meaningful military handover ceremony, closely following the instructions of superiors.
In 2025, Nghe An was assigned the target of calling 3,254 citizens to join the army, assigned to 13 military units (9 units of the Ministry and 4 units of Military Region 4). Up to now, Nghe An has finalized the number of soldiers and issued orders to call 3,416 citizens to join the army (officially 3,254 citizens, reserve 162 citizens). Of these, there are 49 party members, 945 youth volunteers, 1,105 youths participating in Party training courses, 210 people with university, college, and intermediate degrees, 813 ethnic minority youths, and 237 religious youths.
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Localities have implemented synchronous solutions to ensure the health of new recruits such as: clinical examination, HIV and drug testing; providing eye and blood pressure measuring machines; issuing regulations on the responsibility of leaders. In addition, the Provincial People's Committee coordinated with the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee to give gifts to young people in difficult circumstances. Departments, branches and organizations from commune to district levels also organized visits and encouraged new recruits.
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Up to now, 100% of young people have received their call-up orders, equipped with military uniforms and ready to go.
