Vietnam community honors local workers
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In An Phu Dong Ward, Vietnam, local officials recently honored 186 non-professional community workers and 144 people who previously held direct roles in the ward.
Nguyễn Xuân Hoàng, the Party Committee Secretary of An Phu Dong Ward, stated that these workers consistently worked closely with residents and participated in local tasks throughout the ward’s development. These community members helped build consensus, maintain unity, and carry out tasks at the local level through their dedication and practical experience.
Hoàng emphasized that their consistent effort and trustworthiness fostered a connection between the Party, government, and the people, ensuring policies were implemented effectively. Trần Thị Tuyết Hồng, a former branch secretary, spoke on behalf of those stepping down from their roles, noting that workers often assisted even on days off or during personal difficulties whenever the community needed them.
She explained that their work wasn’t always measurable but involved activities like visiting homes, checking on vulnerable families, and mediating disputes to maintain community relationships. Hồng said the greatest reward for these workers was the positive impact on community life, the trust of residents, and the goodwill they earned.
