Phu Giao strives to reduce the rate of poor households to 0.59% by the end of the year

In the morning of July 2, Phu Giao District Party Committee held the 21st Executive Committee meeting of the fourth tenure (expanded).

In the first six months of 2018, the socio-economic situation in the district continued to maintain a relatively stable and stable growth rate. Specifically, the production value of agriculture and forestry reached more than 1.620 billion, up 3.09% over the same period; The total value of industrial and handicraft production is estimated at over VND 1,477 billion, up 6.79% over the same period; Total state budget revenue for the first half of this year was estimated at 517 billion VND, accounting for 52% of the provincial budget and 48% of the budget approved by the People's Council. Total local budget spending was estimated at over VND 390 billion, accounting for 47% of the province's estimate and reaching 44% of the budget approved by the People's Council. Total retail sales of goods and services reached over VND2,139 billion, up 13.7% over the same period. The district has issued a Plan for the maintenance of quality criteria for 8 out of 10 communes and 2 communes have not reached new rural areas in 2018. The work of gratitude, care for social policy beneficiaries, social protection activities, Child care care is timely implemented by the district. The situation of political security, social order and safety is stable and sustainable. The recruitment and recruitment of citizens to join the army is done well, ensuring both quantity and quality, reaching 100% of the target on delivery.

In terms of building the Party, in the first six months of the year, the district has admitted 33 new members, reaching 27.5% of the 2018 targets, bringing the total number of party members to 2,998. The work of building and consolidating the government continues to be concerned. Public operation of the political system is well implemented.

In the last 6 months of 2018, Phu Giao district continues to strive to achieve the targets set out in the Resolution, including striving to reduce the poverty rate from 0.79% to 0.59% by the end of 2018.

Reported by Truong Thi Them – Translated by Vi Bao