At the Conference, the leaders of the Department of Home Affairs announced Decisions No. 666/QD-UBND; 667/QD-UBND; 668/QD-UBND; 669/QD-UBND appointing Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nguyen, Mr. Nguyen Nhu Trinh, Mr. Phan Viet Hung, Mr. Tran Quang Thai to hold the position of Deputy Head of the Gia Lai Economic Zone Management Board.
Speaking at the conference, Vice Chairman of Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Tu Cong Hoang congratulated the newly appointed comrades. He said that currently, the Management Board of the Economic Zone of the two provinces of Gia Lai (old) and Binh Dinh (old) has merged into one, with a large management area, and the tasks are even heavier.
Regarding immediate tasks, Mr. Hoang requested the collective leadership of the Provincial Economic Zone Management Board to quickly stabilize the organizational structure, clearly assign tasks, and soon arrange a permanent department at facility 2 to continue implementing unfinished work. At the same time, the Provincial Economic Zone Management Board needs to proactively research, propose expansion, and build new industrial clusters and parks, ensuring the implementation of tasks in a flexible, quick and effective manner.
For difficulties and problems, Mr. Hoang suggested that the Economic Zone Management Board should promptly discuss with specialized agencies or report to leaders and competent authorities to resolve them together, so as not to affect work progress. He hopes that the leaders and the collective of the Provincial Economic Zone Management Board will promote the spirit of solidarity, unity, and high determination in performing public duties to successfully complete all assigned tasks.
Speaking on receiving the assignment, Mr. Nguyen Nhu Trinh thanked the leaders of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial People's Committee for their trust in assigning the task, and affirmed that the collective leadership of the Provincial Economic Zone Management Board will be united, unified, and determined to perform well the assigned tasks.
