Hanoi: Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh presided over a national online conference on June 22 to review the national target programmes on building new-style rural areas and sustainable poverty reduction. The conference also looked into ‘the whole nation joins hands to build new-style rural areas’ and ‘for the poor – leaving no one behind’ movements in 2021-2025.
According to Vietnam News Agency, the conference was a significant step in assessing the progress and effectiveness of initiatives aimed at improving rural infrastructure and reducing poverty across the nation. The focus was on evaluating the outcomes of programmes conducted over the past years and strategizing for future efforts to ensure comprehensive development and support for impoverished communities.
The discussions highlighted the importance of collective efforts from various sectors and communities to achieve the set goals. The Prime Minister emphasized the need for continuous engagement and cooperation among local authorities, organizations, and the public to sustain the momentum of these movements and address the challenges faced by rural areas.
The national target programmes are a part of the government’s broader strategy to foster economic growth, enhance living standards, and promote equitable development in rural regions. The conference served as a platform for sharing best practices, identifying obstacles, and proposing solutions to enhance the effectiveness of these initiatives.