Dedicated to the cause of education in mountainous areas
PV: As a young ethnic minority candidate, being nominated for election to the 13th National Assembly, does that cause...
PV: As a young ethnic minority candidate nominated for election to the 13th National Assembly, does that cause you any obstacles?
Mrs. Cut Thi Thuy:
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When the Ministry of Education and Training introduced me as a candidate for the 13th National Assembly, I was really surprised and honored, but not too worried. I think I have not achieved the ability to analyze and have profound insights on the country's major issues like the "big trees" in the previous National Assembly.
But with what I have learned and experienced during my years of work, and with the mindset of a young person, I firmly believe that I will have certain advantages in grasping the aspirations of the people, thereby promptly reflecting them to the National Assembly and helping to act as a bridge for the people to exercise their legitimate rights to the highest authority of the State. That, to me, is basically an advantage, not an obstacle that makes me hesitate.
PV: What would you be most satisfied with if you became a member of the 13th National Assembly?
Mrs. Cut Thi Thuy:
As a candidate currently working in the education sector, the issue that I am most concerned about is education issues. In my opinion, in recent years, investment in education has made certain progress, but the education system of our province is still facing difficulties, from the phenomenon of moral degradation in schools, the input and output quality of teachers is not high, there are still many pedagogical students who do not have jobs after graduation, especially the gap between education in mountainous districts and plain districts is still quite high.
Therefore, I hope to contribute my voice to the National Assembly to make important decisions to change the current situation in education.
Besides, as an ethnic minority living and working in a mountainous district, I understand quite well the difficulties and hardships of ethnic minorities in remote and mountainous communes. Therefore, with the responsibility of an elected representative, I will research and propose policies to ensure the best conditions for the people.
At the same time, have a strong voice before the National Assembly forum on strong enough sanctions in the fight against negative manifestations, corruption, waste, inflation, and environmental pollution issues. Strengthen coordination and supervision of agencies and units in organizing the implementation of laws and resolutions of the National Assembly, promptly grasp the difficulties and shortcomings in the implementation to propose, amend and supplement appropriately.
PV: Thank you!
Dang Cuong (Implementation)
