Phu Giao further gains stable socio-economic growth

Early August 8, Phu Giao district’s Party Committee forwarded a conference to partially sum up the mid-tenure implementation of the Resolution of the 4^th local Party congress for the 2015-2020 tenure; the five-year implementation of the Resolution No.271-QD/TW and the Resolution No.218-QD/TW of the 11^th Politburo. Attending the event was Nguyen Hoang Chau, member of provincial Party Standing Committee, Chief of provincial Party Committee’s Commission of Inspection.

Over the past 2 years, the district’s Party organizations, agencies and units seriously implemented the Resolution of the 4^th local Party congress on schedule. The district has so far reached 11 major targets in aspects. Of these, some targets on State budget collection, poverty reduction, job creation…gained high results. The district’s economy continued reaching stable growth with the average production value of agriculture, industry and home industry at 5.66% and 12.19%, respectively. The district also paid more attention to socio-culture, healthcare, education; well realized policies on “paying debt of gratitude” and maintained social order and safety.

Such these apart, the district’s Party Committee seriously directed the implementation of the Politburo’s Decision No.217 and Decision No.218, thereby raising the responsibility of officials and civil servants in agencies, sectors, departments, mass organizations and armed forces.

Reported by Cao Son-Khanh Vinh-Translated by K.T

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