Provincial leader pays working visit to Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio-Television

(ĐN)- On July 16, Standing Deputy Secretary of Dong Nai provincial Party Committee Ton Ngoc Hanh paid a working visit to Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio-Television.

Editor-in-Chief Nguyen Thi Minh Nham welcomed Standing Deputy Secretary Ton Ngoc Hanh during her visit at Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio-Television.

Many artifacts used for radio and television broadcasting are displayed in traditional space.

The visit reflects the provincial Party Committee leadership’s strong interest in the agency’s future, especially in the context of its recent consolidation. Formed from the merger of Dong Nai Newspaper, Dong Nai Radio–Television Station (former Dong Nai province), and Binh Phuoc Newspaper and Radio–Television (former Binh Phuoc province), the new agency marks a significant step toward building a unified, efficient, and digitally-ready provincial media system.

Standing Deputy Secretary Ton Ngoc Hanh visited and inspected premises of Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio-Television.

Prior to the formal discussions with the editorial board and department heads, Standing Deputy Secretary Ton Ngoc Hanh and representatives from Party committees and provincial departments toured the agency’s traditional exhibition space. During the visit, she expressed her deep impression of the media agency’s longstanding development and achievements.

Deputy Editor-in-Chief Tran Nam Dong presented the agency’s history and development.

Standing Deputy Secretary Ton Ngoc Hanh reviewed publications released by Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio-Television.

Standing Deputy Secretary Ton Ngoc Hanh chairs the working session.

Editor-in-Chief Nguyen Thi Minh Nham reports on the agency's operations after two weeks since the merger and put forward several proposals to the provincial Party Committee and relevant departments.

Editor-in-Chief Nguyen Thi Minh Nham briefed the delegation on the agency’s operations in the two weeks since the merger. She also put forward several proposals and policy recommendations for consideration by the provincial leadership and relevant departments.

Reported by C.Nghia