Delegation from NA Commission for Culture, Education, Youth and Children arrives in Dong Nai

05:09, 14/09/2006

(ĐN)- During two days, September 11th-12th, state delegation of the NA Commission for Culture, Education, Youth and Children led by Vice Chairman Nguyen Dinh Huong has made a supervision visit to Dong Nai. The visit aimed to assess Dong Nai’s implementation of the National Assembly’s resolutions and laws on culture, information, education-training, youth and children.

(ĐN)- During two days, September 11th-12th, state delegation of the NA Commission for Culture, Education, Youth and Children led by Vice Chairman Nguyen Dinh Huong has made a supervision visit to Dong Nai. The visit aimed to assess Dong Nai’s implementation of the National Assembly’s resolutions and laws on culture, information, education-training, youth and children.

The following implementation achievements were reported to the delegation by representatives of the relevant provincial agencies and departments: Dong Nai has made substantial investments in education and training programs for qualified human resource and the creation of recreation opportunities for local citizens to satisfy recreation needs and demands; Local government has stepped up efforts to provide vocational training and sports development or other useful activities for the youth.

Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People’s Committee Huynh Thi Nga spoke of difficulties and challenges encountered in implementation process of Law and the National Assembly’s resolutions. Nga said that Dong Nai is the most developed industrial hub in Vietnam with the continuing increase in the growth rate of immigration but demand has outstripped the supply of qualified laborers and quality materials.

Members of the delegation praised achievements recorded by Dong Nai over the past years. They also stressed the need for Dong Nai to continue to create managerial staff and increase investment in material foundations in order to deepen the implementation of the National Assemblys resolutions and obtain effective results.

Reported by Thu Trang