Provincial People's Council representatives meet with voters in Quy Hop.
The provincial People's Council delegates received and highly appreciated the heartfelt and responsible opinions of the voters, which are aimed at the common development goals of the province and the locality.
On the morning of June 2nd, delegates of the 18th Provincial People's Council, term 2021-2026, including Mr. Nguyen Nhu Khoi - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Council; Mr. Hoang Quoc Viet - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment; and Mr. Vi Van Quy - Chairman of the Farmers' Association of Quy Hop District, met with voters in Quy Hop District before the 30th session of the 18th Provincial People's Council.
At the conference, representatives of the Provincial People's Council delegation informed voters about the socio-economic and national defense and security situation of Nghe An in the first five months of 2025; and the expected content and program of the 30th session of the 18th Provincial People's Council.
Voters in Quy Hop also hope the province will consider policies to support and ensure the rights of part-time officials at the grassroots level who have to leave their jobs after the merger; and pay attention to resolving issues related to the issuance of land use right certificates for residential and forestry land, especially in cases of overlapping or disputed land. In particular, voters in Quy Hop request that the province reconsider the current land price adjustment table, which they consider too high and unsuitable for the actual conditions of the people.
The merger of communes has resulted in surplus office buildings; we request guidance from the province on repurposing the facilities in the meeting halls. Following the reorganization, some leading officials have requested early retirement; when will the decision be made, and which level of authority will issue the decision to pay their retirement benefits? Bac Son commune has an elephant that frequently destroys people's crops; measures need to be taken to relocate the elephant to a conservation area.
Speaking at the Quỳ Hợp voter consultation meeting, provincial People's Council representatives acknowledged and highly appreciated the heartfelt and responsible opinions of voters regarding the common development goals of the province and localities. They also emphasized that, despite the ongoing restructuring of commune-level administrative units, tasks related to socio-economic development, people's lives, and production are always given attention and addressed by all levels and sectors, ensuring uninterrupted progress. This year marks the end of the term, and while the economy faces numerous challenges, Nghe An province is striving and determined to achieve and surpass development goals in all areas.
Provincial People's Council delegates also responded to and clarified proposals regarding adjustments to land price tables, registration of land use rights for citizens; policies and regulations for officials, civil servants, and public employees after the merger of communes, and other issues, requesting relevant departments to compile and advise on solutions in the coming time.
