Signing of coordination regulations between the Provincial Police, the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee and the Provincial Ethnic Committee

Attending and directing the conference were members of the Provincial Party Standing Committee: Nguyen Nam Dinh - Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Council; Le Hong Vinh - Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee.

Members of the Provincial Party Standing Committee: Major General Pham The Tung - Director of the Provincial Police, Vo Thi Minh Sinh - Chairwoman of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee; Vi Van Son - Member of the Provincial Party Executive Committee, Head of the Provincial Ethnic Minorities Committee co-chaired the conference. Photo: D.C

Speaking at the conference, Major General Pham The Tung - Member of the Provincial Party Committee Standing Committee, Director of the Provincial Police Department said that the work of ensuring security and order associated with the effective implementation of socio-economic development policies in recent times has contributed to gradually improving the material and spiritual life of people in border, mountainous and ethnic areas. However, in practice, there are still many issues that need attention and coordination to be resolved.

Some economic development and social security policies and strategies are still ineffective, and the implementation process has resulted in violations, negativity, and loss of the State budget; the mass movement to protect national security in border areas and mountainous areas is not really strong and unsustainable.

The crime and law violation situation still has many complex factors, especially national and religious security, border violations, and illegal immigration.

Implementation of the Project "Drug-free border commune"The fundamental problems have not been thoroughly resolved and lack sustainability, especially in solving employment and stabilizing the lives of post-rehabilitation drug addicts and released prisoners with especially difficult circumstances...

Faced with the above situation, with the consent of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee, the Provincial Police and the Provincial Ethnic Committee agreed to sign a coordination charter.

Accordingly, on the basis of the draft coordination regulations, the conference delegates discussed, pointed out the advantages and difficulties, as well as proposed and recommended many related issues.

Major General Pham The Tung - Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Director of the Provincial Police Department spoke at the conference. Photo: D.C

At the ceremony, the three sides signed a coordination charter in ensuring security and order associated with socio-economic development in land border areas, mountainous and ethnic minority areas in Nghe An province.

The parties also agreed on the direction, tasks and solutions for implementation in the coming time: Coordinate to advise, organize and direct the dissemination and serious and effective implementation of the Party's guidelines and policies, the State's policies and laws on ensuring security and order associated with socio-economic development in land border areas, mountainous and ethnic areas; consider integrating policies in the same area to ensure effectiveness; Organize the development and implementation of movements in mountainous, border and ethnic areas to create favorable conditions for implementing socio-economic development policies and guidelines of the province and locality.

Three units signed a coordination charter. Photo: D.C.

In particular, the parties coordinate to implement Official Dispatch No. 1116/CV-TU dated May 27, 2022 of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Official Dispatch No. 3354/CV-UBND dated May 13, 2022 and Decision No. 318/QD-CAT-PV01 dated April 7, 2022 of the Provincial Police on the Project to build "Border communes clean of drugs", striving to gradually build "Border, mountainous, ethnic districts clean of drugs".

Provincial Police leaders directly commanded the process of attacking drug dens in Que Phong in the early morning of April 20, 2022. Photo: Vuong Linh

In particular, the Provincial Police will preside over and continue to advise on mobilizing resources and solutions to support drug prevention and control work and "clean up" drugs in border communes in 2022.

The Provincial Fatherland Front Committee coordinates and guides relevant agencies in the work of propagating and preventing drug-related social evils and crimes; supporting, managing, educating, and helping drug addicts after rehabilitation and those serving prison sentences to reintegrate into the community; mobilizing funds to buy plants and seedlings, build works for the community, buy medical equipment, and schools for border, mountainous, and ethnic communes.

The Provincial Ethnic Committee advises on implementing policies to support economic development, creating conditions for drug addicts after rehabilitation, people serving prison sentences returning to their localities, and those returning to their localities after rehabilitation to access loans for production and business, stabilize their lives, and prevent the risk of reoffending.