On October 6, Standing Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People’s Committee Y Ngọc and Delegation No. 12 of the Provincial People’s Council met with voters in Đăk Long and Đăk Môn communes ahead of the year-end 2026 session of the 14th Provincial People’s Council.
Vice Chairwoman Y Ngọc meets with voters in Đăk Long and Đăk Môn communes
The delegation briefed voters on the province’s socio-economic development, national defense and security in the first nine months of 2026, the expected agenda of the year-end session, and the settlement of voters’ previous petitions.
Voters in the two communes raised concerns about forest environmental services, land use right certificates, social insurance contributions, healthcare personnel in border areas, student support policies, allowances for village officials, transport infrastructure, employment for ethnic minority youth and teacher shortages.
A voter speaks at the meeting
Concluding the meeting, Vice Chairwoman Y Ngọc requested departments, agencies and local authorities to promptly review and resolve issues within their jurisdiction and report matters beyond their authority to competent agencies.
She asked local authorities to strengthen education and social welfare policies, support university graduates in finding employment, and ensure that parents and students are fully informed of State support policies. Localities were also requested to complete planning and identify suitable land for an ethnic minority boarding school complex.
For socio-economic development, Y Ngọc encouraged the two communes to develop inter-commune periodic markets to promote local specialties and agricultural products, and urged schools to cooperate with local cooperatives to use safe local food for students’ meals.
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