Building Phuoc Tan into a civilized, modern, friendly, and people-oriented Ward

On October 4, Nguyen Van Phoi, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Committee of Dong Nai Province and Chairman of the provincial Veterans Association, attended the first VFF Congress of the Phuoc Tan Ward for the 2025–2030 term.

Vice Chairman of the VFF Committee of Dong Nai Province and Chairman of the provincial Veterans Association, Nguyen Van Phoi, presents a flower arrangement to congratulate the congress. Photo: Van Truyen

Phuoc Tan Ward consists of 8 neighborhoods with a population of more than 74,000, including over 10,000 religious followers. The ward is located at the intersection of several major provincial and regional transport routes.

Leaders of Phuoc Tan Ward present a banner from the Ward Party Committee to congratulate the congress. Photo: Van Truyen

During the past term, the VFF Committee of the ward and its member organizations effectively promoted patriotic movements, mobilized public support for urban renewal projects, and raised awareness of environmental protection. These efforts helped strengthen the great national unity bloc and contributed to achieving local socio-economic development targets. The ward’s Fatherland Front organized community clean-up campaigns covering 60 kilometers of roads and mobilized 1.5 billion VND in contributions for social welfare activities.

The Presidium moderates the congress. Photo: Van Truyen

Delegates attend the congress. Photo: Van Truyen

At the congress, delegates contributed opinions to the draft documents, aiming to ensure that the ward Front’s key tasks in the new term align closely with the Resolution of the First Congress of the Ward Party Committee for the 2025–2030 term.

Vice Chairman of the VFF Committee of Dong Nai Province and Chairman of the provincial Veterans Association, Nguyen Van Phoi, together with ward leaders, present flowers to congratulate the newly elected members of the VFF Committee of Phuoc Tan Ward for the 2025–2030 term. Photo: Van Truyen

The congress identified the ward Front’s core mission for the new term as promoting tradition and the strength of great national unity, renewing the content and methods of political system activities, and building Phuoc Tan into a civilized, modern, friendly, and people-oriented ward.

The congress also elected 54 members to the ward VFF Committee for the 2025–2030 term and selected one delegate to attend the first VFF Congress of the Dong Nai Province, term 2025–2030.

Delegates vote to approve the Resolution of the VFF Congress of Phuoc Tan Ward for the 2025–2030 term. Photo: Van Truyen

At its first meeting, the VFF Committee of Phuoc Tan Ward for the 2025–2030 term elected the Standing Board, including the Chairman and Vice Chairpersons. Truong Van Thanh was re-elected as Chairman of the Ward VFF Committee for the new term.

Speaking at the congress, Nguyen Van Phoi, Vice Chairman of the VFF Committee of Dong Nai Province, congratulated Phuoc Tan Ward on successfully organizing the event and commended the newly elected members of the Ward Committee for the 2025–2030 term.

Nguyen Van Phoi, Vice Chairman of the VFF Committee of Dong Nai Province and Chairman of the provincial Veterans Association, delivers remarks at the congress. Photo: Van Truyen

According to Nguyen Van Phoi, in the coming period, the ward’s Fatherland Front must continue to place social welfare at the forefront, with a focus on supporting the poor, policy beneficiary families, and vulnerable groups throughout the entire term. At the same time, it should strongly innovate its communication, mobilization, and mass engagement efforts to foster broad social consensus in carrying out the ward’s socio-economic development tasks.

As part of the program, the Presidium of the first VFF Congress of Phuoc Tan Ward for the 2025–2030 term launched a fundraising campaign to support residents affected by Typhoon No. 10 in Central Vietnam. Delegates contributed more than 14 million VND at the event.

Delegates at the congress contribute donations to support people affected by natural disasters. Photo: Van Truyen

By Van Truyen – Translated by Quynh Nhu, Thu Ha