Attending the conference were Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, Lê Thành Đô, and representatives of provincial Party leadership.

During the conference, delegates heard presentations on several key drafts, including the work programme for the Việt Nam Fatherland Front Committee for the 2024-29 term,  a decision to issue regulations for the operation of the 13th-term committee, a resolution on task assignments for committee members, and a plan to implement the action programme from the 13th provincial Fatherland Front Congress.

Most of delegates expressed agreement with the content of the drafts but also offered feedback.

They suggested revisions to ensure the accuracy of the work programme, the addition of more detailed content, and the reassignment of the deputy chairman to oversee the Advisory Councils on Democratic Legislation and Culture-Society.

They also called for a clearer, more structured plan for implementing the action programme.

Chairman Đô commended the Việt Nam Fatherland Front Committee for its sense of responsibility and commitment.

He outlined several priority tasks to ensure effective implementation and address current challenges.

These include regularly renewing content and methods to improve the Front's effectiveness, focusing on disseminating and executing Party congress resolutions, and creating specific plans tailored to each level to exceed the targets set for 2024-29.

He also emphasised the importance of coordinating efforts to mobilise public support for major local projects.

The Front was urged to continue implementing key campaigns and emulation movements, strengthen social supervision and criticism, and contribute to building a robust Party and government, while enhancing public diplomacy efforts.

In his closing remarks, provincial Fatherland Front Committee chairman, Mùa A Vảng, thanked the delegates for their contributions and assured them that all feedback would be considered in the finalisation of the draft documents in the near future.