Candidates for the National Assembly deputies yesterday had a meeting with voters in Bien Hoa City in Dong Nai province
Candidates for the National Assembly deputies yesterday had a meeting with voters in Bien Hoa City in Dong Nai province.
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| Võ Văn Thưởng, Poliburo member, Secretary of the Party Central Committee (PCC) and Chief of the PCC Education and Publicity Commission, candidate for the National Assembly deputies yesterday meets with voters in Biên Hòa City in the southern province of Đồng Nai. |
The candidates included Võ Văn Thưởng, Poliburo member, Secretary of the Party Central Committee (PCC) and Chief of the PCC Education and Publicity Commission.
At the meeting, candidates talked to voters about their working agendas and what measures on economic development they would take for the province if they won the election.
The measures included the promotion of industrial and agricultural production, rural development, job generation, enhanced administrative reforms and the provision of public healthcare services.
The meeting was also a venue for voters to express their concerns on many issues to the candidates. Many voters said that they have not had many chances to talk face-to-face with the candidates.
The voters raised their concerns of planning being suspended in Biên Hòa City which was affecting people’s daily lives, the low salary of staff on the commune- and ward-level people’s committees, and of shortcomings in healthcare services.
In this meeting, many voters expressed their satisfaction with the candidates’ working agenda. They said that the agendas were practical and of enough detail to be relevant to the province’s real situation.
The voters hoped the candidates would realise their agendas once they had won the vote. They also wished the candidates would raise their voice to protect people’s rights.
Võ Văn Thưởng and the other candidates listened to the voters’ opinions and recommendations carefully and promised to realise their working agendas if elected.
Regarding the salaries paid to staff on the commune- and ward-level people’s committees, Thưởng said that the adjustment of salaries was discussed several times, but had not yet been finalised. He hoped the issue would be resolved soon.
(Source: VNS)
