Electing 85 members of the Hai Duong Provincial Fatherland Front Committee for the 2024-2029 term

On the afternoon of August 1, at the Xu Dong Cultural Center (Hai Duong City), the 17th Congress of the Hai Duong Provincial Fatherland Front, term 2024-2029, held its first working session.

There were a total of 500 delegates attending this congress, including 287 official delegates and 213 invited delegates. At the first working session, there were 287 official delegates attending.

At the first working session, comrade Le Van Hieu, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Council, Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation, approved the Personnel Plan and conducted consultations to elect members of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee, term XVII, 2024-2029.

According to the personnel plan proposed by the Standing Committee of the Hai Duong Provincial Fatherland Front Committee, the number of members of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee for the 17th term, 2024-2029, is 95 people, an increase of 8 people compared to the 2019-2024 term and the largest in the past 16 congresses. The congress has consulted to elect 85 members, the remaining 10 members will be consulted to supplement at the appropriate time.

The delegates unanimously voted once on the entire list of 85 delegates participating in the consultation to elect members of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee, term XVII, 2024-2029. As a result, all the delegates officially attending the congress unanimously introduced 85 members of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee, term XVII, 2024-2029 according to the personnel plan.

At the end of the first working day, the new Provincial Fatherland Front Committee held the first conference to consult and elect positions in the Standing Committee.

On the same morning, leaders of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee, socio-political organizations, the Provincial Military Command, the Provincial Buddhist Sangha, heads of delegations of member organizations and 12 districts, towns and cities visited the Martyrs' Memorial of Hai Duong City.

On the morning of August 2, the congress will hold an opening session with many important contents: presenting the Draft summary report for the 2019-2024 term and the action program for the 2024-2029 term; the leader of the Provincial People's Committee speaking on the implementation of the coordination regulations with the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee; the leader of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, the leader of the Provincial Party Committee speaking, presenting flowers and congratulatory gifts; announcing the commendation decisions; reporting the results of the consultation to elect members of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee; the results of the 1st Conference of the 17th Provincial Fatherland Front Committee; consultation to elect the Delegation to attend the 10th National Congress of the Vietnam Fatherland Front; approving the draft Resolution of the Congress, voting on the draft Resolution of the Congress; closing...

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In the list of 85 members of the Hai Duong Provincial Fatherland Front Committee, term XVII, 2024-2029, there are 62 men (accounting for 72.9%), 23 women (accounting for 27%); 63 party members (accounting for 74.1%), 22 non-party members (accounting for 25.9%); 52 people were re-elected (accounting for 61.17%)...

The oldest person is Mr. Ngo Van Hanh, Chairman of the Provincial Ornamental Plants Association (83 years old). The youngest person is Ms. Luc Thi Hoa (35 years old, a typical individual of the San Diu ethnic group in Hien Thanh ward, Kinh Mon). Mr. Hanh has been a member of the Hai Duong Provincial Fatherland Front Committee for many terms, while Ms. Hoa has just been introduced to join the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee for the first time.

Compared to the 16th term, the proportion of Party members is 0.3% higher; the proportion of bachelor's and advanced political theory degrees is 1.62% higher; the proportion of doctoral degrees is 1.13% higher; the proportion of master's degrees is 10.2% higher...