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| Party General Secretary To Lam speaks at the meeting__Photo: VNA |
The ultimate goal of mass mobilization in today’s context is to serve the people, bring practical benefits and address their legitimate needs and aspirations, said Party General Secretary To Lam.
During a working session with the Party Central Committee’s Mass Mobilization Commission in Hanoi on November 18, Lam reiterated the need to place the lawful and rightful interests of the people above all else, truly respecting and upholding their right to be masters of the nation, ensuring that every effort, sacrifice and achievement of the Party is dedicated to the prosperity and happiness of citizens.
He emphasized the need to promote the strength of the entire population under the Party's leadership, creating the collective power to successfully implement the strategic goals to mark the 100th year under the leadership of the Party and 100th founding anniversary of the country.
To effectively engage the public, Lam urged the commission to innovate its approaches, tailoring efforts to the unique characteristics, conditions, and aspirations of diverse communities. He highlighted the need to expand outreach beyond traditional physical spaces into the digital realm, leveraging e-government platforms and digital citizenship to meet public needs.
Emulation campaigns should be practical and aligned with realities of each locality, encouraging legitimate wealth creation, job generation, and increased contributions to the State budget, he said.
The leader also urged an overhaul of the organizational structure responsible for mass mobilization, from central to grassroots levels, ensuring it meets the growing demands of the new revolutionary period.
According the commission's report, since the outset of the 13th National Party Congress term, the smart mass mobilization movement has gained momentum, contributing to garnering public consensus on advancing national key projects, socio-economic development strategies, and foreign affairs.
To date, over 408,000 smart mass mobilization models have been registered nationwide. Additionally, mass mobilization commissions at various levels have advised the organization of 971 contests and competitions focused on enhancing public engagement.- (VNA/VLLF)
