General Secretary Bounnhang urges diligence among Khammuan Party officials

Party General Secretary and President of Laos, Bounnhang Vorachit urged Party members at all levels of Khammuan province to be more diligent in addressing problems that arise in state administration and social management.
General Secretary Bounnhnag made the call during discussions with members of the provincial Party when he visited the province on July 8.
He called for the continued implementation of the resolutions of the 10th Party Congress and the running of successful party meetings at the ministry,

provincial and district level to prepare for the Party’s Eleventh Congress, which will take place in early 2021.
This included prioritising national defence and security work and implementing practical activities across all government organisations at each level.
General Secretary Bounnhnag highlighted key areas for the province such as social development, promoting production processes for trade, attracting foreign investment, creating jobs, taking care of natural resources and the environment, and resolving poverty.
In challenging times, sectors and agencies should not apportion blame but instead, educate themselves, be creative and work together for the betterment of all, he explained.
Khammuan provincial officials reported on the implementation of the resolutions of the 10th Party Congress and on preparations for the Party’s Eleventh Congress, which will take place in early 2021.
They emphasised notable achievements, especially the political ideology of party members, officials, military, and police, which is getting stronger every day.
Officials hailed rural development and poverty reduction work in the province which has reduced the number of poor families to 684.
Despite setbacks from natural disasters and the outbreak of COVID-19, economic development is continuing throughout the province, and this was making an essential contribution to Khammuan’s political, social and political stability while continuously improving the livelihoods of ethnic people.

By Khonesvanh Latsaphao
(Latest Update July 10, 2020)