This afternoon (August 20), the Central Internal Affairs Committee organized a workshop "Integrity education to prevent and combat corruption and negativity: Current situation and solutions". Politburo member, Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Head of the Central Internal Affairs Commission Phan Dinh Trac chaired the workshop.
Speaking at the conference, Mr. Phan Dinh Trac said that the fight against corruption and negativity in recent times has been led, directed and implemented with very high political determination and progress. Act aggressively, decisively, persistently, synchronously, comprehensively, methodically, and in depth.
The fight against corruption has made strong progress and breakthroughs, achieving many very important results, leaving a good mark, creating positive effects, spreading strongly in society, and has "become a movement, a trend". ”.
According to the Head of the Central Internal Affairs Commission, we have clearly defined and consistently implemented the motto "four nos" in preventing corruption, including: "can't", "don't dare", "don't want", "don't need" to participate. corrupt, negative.
However, corruption and negativity in some fields are still complicated and serious, emerging as major violations in the fields of land, bidding, securities, corporate bonds, and business activities. banking, registration, healthcare, minerals... causing particularly serious consequences.
In particular, there is collusion and connection between degenerate and degenerate officials with businesses and organizations to profiteer, causing loss of State assets, forming "interest groups", and even controlling personnel work and activities of state agencies, causing frustration among officials, party members and people.
According to Mr. Phan Dinh Trac, one of the basic causes leading to the above situation is that the work of preventing corruption and negativity in many places is still formal and not really effective.
In particular, the solutions to "not want" corruption and negativity have not really been well led, directed and organized by party committees and organizations at all levels, especially the work of educating ethics and integrity. The building of a culture of integrity has not been carried out systematically, extensively, and regularly. Besides, awareness of integrity content, integrity culture, integrity education, integrity practice... is still not profound, complete, and unified.
“The above reality poses a need to research and summarize practice to find solutions to strengthen integrity education, first of all for officials, party members, and those holding power to prevent corruption. Preventing corruption and negativity from the root, from early on, from afar, contributing to building a clean and honest Party and political system, serving the Fatherland and serving the people", Head of the Central Internal Affairs Commission emphasized. .
