On February 3rd, the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee organized a conference to announce important decisions related to the establishment, dissolution, and reorganization of Party organizations. This event marked a significant shift in the organizational structure of the local political system, with the participation of Secretary Nguyen Van Nen and other senior leaders.
Announcement of the Establishment of the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Committee
At the conference, the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee officially announced the decision to establish the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Committee, based on the merger of two previous units: the Propaganda Department and the Mass Mobilization Department. The decision took effect immediately on February 3rd, underscoring the importance of restructuring to enhance operational efficiency in the new context.
Ho Chi Minh City establishes the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Committee
Mr. Nguyen Manh Cuong was appointed as the Head of the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Committee of Ho Chi Minh City (Photo: Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee).
Key Personnel Appointments
According to the decision, Mr. Nguyen Manh Cuong, former Head of the Mass Mobilization Department of Ho Chi Minh City, was appointed as the Head of the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Committee for a term of 5 years. This strategic move ensures continuity and professionalism in leadership.
Additionally, Ms. Nguyen Thi Bach Mai, Deputy Head of the Mass Mobilization Department, was assigned as the Deputy Head of the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Committee of Ho Chi Minh City. Other deputy heads include experienced officials such as Mr. Le Hong Son, Mr. Tang Huu Phong, Mr. Tran Van Khuyen, Mr. Nguyen Tho Truyen, and Mr. Tran Xuan Duyen.
New Tasks and Responsibilities
The Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Committee of Ho Chi Minh City will carry out regulations regarding functions, tasks, organizational structures, and develop operational guidelines in accordance with central directives. This not only enhances coordination between departments but also facilitates the implementation of economic and social development policies at the local level.
The merger of these two key departments reflects the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee’s efforts to optimize resources and meet the increasing demands of propaganda and mass mobilization work in the current era.
Conclusion
The establishment of the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Committee of Ho Chi Minh City is a significant step toward strengthening the Party’s leadership role in the city’s development. With an experienced and capable team, the committee promises to contribute positively to the sustainable development of Ho Chi Minh City.
For more detailed information, readers can refer to official documents or the official website of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee.
Source: Dan Tri
