Nghe An Provincial Police announce decisions regarding personnel appointments.

Attending the ceremony were: Comrade Nguyen Duc Trung - Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee; Comrade Le Duc Cuong - Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, Head of the Provincial Party Committee's Organization Department; and representatives from the Provincial Party Committee's Organization Department, the Provincial Party Committee's Inspection Committee, the Provincial Party Committee's Internal Affairs Department, the Provincial People's Court, the Provincial People's Procuratorate, the Provincial Military Command, and the Provincial Border Guard Command.

Major General Bui Quang Thanh, Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, Secretary of the Party Committee, and Director of the Provincial Public Security Department, presided over the ceremony. Attending were members of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee, Deputy Directors of the Provincial Public Security Department, and representatives of the leadership of Public Security units and localities. Also present were representatives from the Standing Committees of the district, city, and town Party Committees.

In implementing the Party and State's policy, and the Central Party Committee of the Public Security Ministry's policy of continuing to reorganize and streamline the operational apparatus for greater effectiveness and efficiency, meeting the requirements and tasks in the new situation; with the spirit of urgency, "running and queuing at the same time," and "the police force setting an example and leading the way in implementing the policy of reorganizing and streamlining the apparatus," the Provincial Public Security Department has recently been urgently deploying tasks to organize a two-level local police model (provincial and commune levels), eliminating district-level police forces and transferring some functions and tasks from several departments and agencies to the police force.

The Standing Committee of the Party Committee and the leadership of the Provincial Police Department have paid special attention to the reorganization of leadership, command, and staff at the district level. In the spirit of "those above setting a good example, those below actively following," 33 leaders at the department and district police levels have voluntarily requested early retirement or lower-ranking positions to facilitate the reorganization and restructuring of personnel.

The provincial police also deployed nearly 1,400 commanders and officers to commune-level police stations to meet the model of a minimum of 12 officers per commune; some were also transferred to professional departments. During the restructuring process, many leaders and commanders volunteered to work at the grassroots level or were assigned to more difficult and challenging positions.

At the ceremony, the Head of the Personnel Department announced the decision to transfer 104 leaders at the departmental and district police levels in accordance with the plan of the Central Party Committee of the Ministry of Public Security. All of them were transferred in accordance with their aspirations and work capabilities, and they were enthusiastic and highly determined to take on their new duties.

Speaking at the ceremony, Major General Bui Quang Thanh, Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Secretary of the Party Committee, and Director of the Provincial Police, acknowledged and highly appreciated the important and significant contributions of generations of district-level police forces to the cause of ensuring security and order, contributing to building the glorious tradition of the "Heroic Unit of the People's Armed Forces" of Nghe An Provincial Police. In particular, the Director commended the spirit of unity and responsibility of the leaders, commanders, officers, and soldiers of the police units and localities in the process of reorganizing the organizational structure and congratulated the 104 leaders who were transferred and assigned new duties in this round.

In the coming period, the Director of the Provincial Police Department directs: Heads of professional departments must maximize their sense of responsibility, initiative, flexibility, and creativity; thoroughly understand their functions, duties, and powers; respond flexibly to new task requirements; lead and direct the implementation of assigned political tasks; ensure flexible operation according to the new organizational structure; and promptly meet the requirements and tasks in the new situation.

For leaders transferred from district-level police to professional departments, especially those at the head level, it is crucial to quickly familiarize themselves with the work; to utilize their abilities, strengths, and work experience, and to work together with the Party committee and leadership of the units in a spirit of unity and consensus to lead and direct the units to successfully complete their tasks.

Specifically for all police officers and soldiers throughout the province, now more than ever, this is the time to fully demonstrate the qualities of a People's Police officer, "ready to go anywhere, do anything when the Fatherland and the people need you," with a spirit of responsibility, solidarity, cooperation, and overcoming all difficulties in all situations. Therefore, the Director of the Provincial Police Department requests that all comrades continue to improve their professional skills and adapt quickly to new work requirements.