On the afternoon of January 23, the Central Party Office issued a press release regarding the work of the Central Committee Plenary Session. One of the significant decisions made at the meeting was the change in high-level personnel related to the Central Inspection Committee.
Personnel Work Decisions at the Meeting
At the plenary session, the Central Committee discussed and decided on several important issues related to personnel work. Accordingly, Mr. Trần Cẩm Tú, Member of the Politburo, Secretary of the Secretariat, and Head of the Central Inspection Committee, was relieved of his duties as Head of the Central Inspection Committee to focus on his role as Secretary of the Secretariat. This personnel shift aims to meet the requirements of work in the new phase.
In addition, the Central Committee elected three new members of the Central Inspection Committee, including Mr. Nguyễn Duy Ngọc, Secretary of the Central Committee and Director of the Central Party Office; Mr. Nguyễn Hồng Lĩnh, Member of the Central Committee and Secretary of Đồng Nai Province’s Party Committee; and Mr. Đoàn Anh Dũng, Deputy Secretary of Bình Thuận Province’s Party Committee and Chairman of the People’s Committee of Bình Thuận Province.
Mr. Nguyễn Duy Ngọc becomes Head of the Central Inspection Committee
Mr. Nguyễn Duy Ngọc Assumes the Role of Head
Another notable decision at the meeting was Mr. Nguyễn Duy Ngọc being elected as the Head of the Central Inspection Committee. Mr. Ngọc succeeds Mr. Trần Cẩm Tú, taking over the leadership of the specialized inspection and supervision body of the Central Committee.
The Central Inspection Committee plays a crucial role in carrying out the tasks of inspection, supervision, and discipline within the Party. This committee not only serves as an advisory body to the Central Committee, the Politburo, and the Secretariat but also is responsible for guiding and organizing inspection and supervision activities in accordance with the Party Charter.
Biography of Mr. Nguyễn Duy Ngọc
Mr. Nguyễn Duy Ngọc was born in 1964 in Kim Động District, Hưng Yên Province. He holds a Master’s degree in Law and is currently a Member of the 13th Central Committee. Prior to being elected as the Head of the Central Inspection Committee, Mr. Ngọc held several key positions in the police force, including:
- Deputy Director of the Hanoi Police Department.
- Deputy Director of the National Police Agency.
- Director of the Criminal Investigation Bureau for Corruption, Economic Crimes, and Smuggling.
- Deputy Minister of Public Security.
In 2021, he was promoted to Major General, and then advanced to Lieutenant General in 2023. In June 2024, Mr. Ngọc was appointed as Director of the Central Party Office and elected as a Member of the 13th Secretariat.
Significance of the Personnel Decision
Mr. Nguyễn Duy Ngọc’s election as Head of the Central Inspection Committee reflects the Party’s trust in his capabilities and experience in inspection and supervision work. With a solid legal background and extensive experience in law enforcement and anti-corruption efforts, Mr. Ngọc is expected to enhance the effectiveness of the Central Inspection Committee’s operations, contributing to building a clean and strong Party.
This decision also underscores the importance of personnel work in consolidating public trust in the Party and State. Such high-level personnel changes are not only strategic but also demonstrate flexibility in meeting the country’s development needs.
Conclusion
The recent Central Committee Plenary Session marked a significant shift in personnel work, particularly at the Central Inspection Committee. Mr. Nguyễn Duy Ngọc’s election as Head is not only recognition of his personal achievements but also opens up new opportunities for the Party’s inspection and supervision work. The public expects that under Mr. Ngọc’s leadership, the Central Inspection Committee will continue to excel in its mission, contributing to the creation of a transparent and effective political environment.
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