The inspection and supervision team of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Khanh Hoa province worked with the grassroots Fatherland Front.

During the meeting, delegates focused on discussing and clarifying the achievements, difficulties, and obstacles in implementing the tasks of the Fatherland Front at the grassroots level. This included focusing on the management of funds, mobilizing resources for social welfare, social supervision and criticism, and the strengthening of organization and personnel.

Local authorities have requested the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province to strengthen training and guidance on Front work, especially skills in social monitoring and criticism, record management, and financial management of various funds; to focus on connecting and mobilizing social resources to care for poor households, near-poor households, households with difficult circumstances, and to support the construction and repair of "Great Solidarity" houses. Local authorities also requested the province to pay attention to the allowance and operating budget for mass organizations assigned tasks by the Party and the State.

For local Party committees and authorities, the units are requested to continue to pay attention to leadership, provide funding, facilities, and operational resources for the Fatherland Front and the Front Work Committees in residential areas; and at the same time, coordinate in resolving and promptly responding to recommendations following social supervision and criticism.

Mr. Le Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province, delivered a speech.

Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Le Van Hoan acknowledged and highly appreciated the achievements of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committees in communes and wards over the past period, especially in social welfare, social supervision and criticism, and gathering and promoting the strength of the great national unity. Mr. Le Van Hoan requested that localities promptly establish and strengthen the People's Inspection Committees and Community Investment Monitoring Committees; enhance social supervision and criticism, ensuring complete documentation, clear recommendations, and adherence to authority; and pay attention to consolidating and improving the effectiveness of mass organizations assigned tasks by the Party and the State.

K. HA