A ceremony recently took place to celebrate the recognition of Cam Le District, Da Nang as a first-class administrative unit, following much-hailed approval by the Vietnamese Ministry of Home, the good news dubbed as a strong momentum for the district to ‘fly high and far’.

Da Nang Party Committee Deputy Secretary cum People's Committee Chairman Le Trung Chinh delivering his instructions for the sake of Cam Le’s progress in the coming time

Addressing the event, Da Nang Party Committee Deputy Secretary cum People's Committee Chairman Le Trung Chinh highly appreciated Cam Le District for its remarkable achievements during its progress journey over the past 15 years.

At the same time, he expressed his strong belief that, in the coming time, the district will continue to make more new socio-economic breakthroughs, by leaps and bounds, to become more civilised, modern and humane, hereby making more dedication to the whole city’s growth.

The municipal government chief, in particular, suggested that, in the time to come, the district focus on implementing synchronously and effectively the resolutions of the Party, the National Assembly, the national government, as well as policies and instructions released by the municipal administration, and strive to exceed targets and tasks set for 2021 and subsequent years.

Da Nang Party Committee Deputy Secretary cum People's Committee Chairman Le Trung Chinh (right) handing over the Decision made by the Ministry of Home Affairs regarding the recognition of Cam Le District as a first-class administrative unit

It is a must-do for Cam Le to clearly define a strategic vision towards turning itself into a satellite urban district, and proactively coordinate with relevant local agencies to leverage the progress of the local business community, especially promote startups and investment attraction.

Besides, it is essential to pour more investment into the education and training segment for the sake off high quality human resources, an important task needing to be realised to meet the future sustainable development requirements.

Last, but not least, a special heed should be paid to speeding up administrative reforms, building up a strong political system, promoting democracy, with a focus on building a contingent of qualified and capable cadres, civil servants and public employees.

By DANG NO – Translated by A.T