10-year summation meeting of implementing Vietnam Fatherland Front law

    Ten years after the implementation of Vietnam Fatherland Front law, the role and position of the Front in the political system have been more clearly defined and the prestige and real position of the Front in society have been raised. The Front has become a great political and social force and a solid foundation which help strengthen and develop the power of People’s Solidarity Bloc. In the process of implementing Vietnam Fatherland Front law, the government and the Front have performed their tasks and functions required by law effectively and worked in an effective cooperation for the purpose of keep contributing to strengthening and expanding People’s Solidarity Bloc. The cooperative method between the Front and the government has been improved and diversified in all fields of activity of the Front, especially in two campaigns “All People Unite to Build A Cultural Life in Residential Areas” and “Day for The Poor”.

    However, during the implementation of the law, some weaknesses have been revealed. For example, some levels of Party committees and Party members mistakenly think that the Party is a member of the Front and senior staffs have lacked cooperation in conforming to regulations. Cooperation regulations have shown a lot of weaknesses. Also, applying them has not been able to go smoothly...

    On this occasion, Dong Nai People’s Committee signed a cooperative agreement with Dong Nai’s Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee. The regulations consist of 3 chapters and 16 articles.

    Addressing the meeting, Chairman of Dong Nai’s People Committee – Vo Van Mot highly appreciated the achievements that the Front and its members have obtained in recent years. Particularly, the Front and its member organizations have made a contribution to fulfilling socio-economic tasks and maintaining security and national defense. For the efficiency of cooperation regulations between Dong Nai People’s Committee and Dong Nai’s Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, Mot said that both parties should consider and comply with content regulations and especially continue the information exchange between the two parties.

(Reported by Thu Dung, Translated by Duy Minh)