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The Politburo issued Conclusion No. 40-KL/TW dated June 2, 2026, on amendments and supplements to the Regulations on Staffing Management of the Political System, staffing allocations for 2026, and orientations for the 2027–2031 period. The Conclusion provides an important basis for further reforming the approach to staffing management, making a decisive shift from headcount-based management towards national human resource governance and linking staffing allocations with the effective use of every allocated staff post.

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The Party Central Committee’s Organization Commission has issued Guidance No. 02-HD/BTCTW, dated May 22, 2026 guiding the periodic quarterly evaluation of leaders and managers at all levels of the political system.

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The Vietnam Baptist Church held on June 3 its 5th General Assembly with the participation of nearly 300 delegates reperesenting dignitaries, deacons and followers of the Church.

09:17 AM 22/03/2018 Views: 7787
Standing at the situation that landslide occurred in many provinces, cities across Vietnam leading to enormous damages to human and property, on October 14th, CEMA launched the workshop “Landslide – flashflood and Solutions for Sustainable Development” at the International Convention Centre. The Deputy Minister, Vice Chairman of CEMA Dinh Que Hai hosted the Conference.

09:15 AM 22/03/2018 Views: 7408
On August 30th, Thai Nguyen city, the Committee for Ethnic Minority Affairs (CEMA) launched the conference instructing Circular No. 01/2017/TT-UBDT on May 10th, 2017 detailedly regulating the execution of Project 2 (Program 135) of National Aim Program in Sustainably Poverty Reduction term 2016 – 2020 and sharing experience in executing Program 135 (CT135). in Nothern provinces. Having the authority of CEMA’s leader, Mr. Vo Van Bay, Head of Department, chief of Office directing Program 135 hosted the Conference.

09:14 AM 22/03/2018 Views: 7457
On the morning of May 9th, Hanoi, Committee for Ethnic Minority Affairs (CEMA) associated with UNESCO Office in Hanoi launched The Conference completing the tools evaluating scheme, policy in socio-economic development for the ethnic minority and mountainous areas. Mrs. Be Hong Van – Deputy Head of The Department of Ethnic Policies (CEMA) and Mrs. Pham Thi Thanh Huong, Head of Cultural Science Department (UNESCO Office in Hanoi) co-hosted the Conference. Attending to the Conference, there are leaders’ representatives, experts of CEMA’s Departments, units; leaders’ representatives of National Broads in Northern area and some related international organizations in Vietnam.

09:13 AM 22/03/2018 Views: 8137
On the afternoon of February 28th, Hanoi, the Committee for Ethnic Minority Affairs (CEMA) and the Northwest Director Board (NDB) launched the Workshop summarizing the 2016 Cooperation Task Program and signed 2017 Cooperation Task Program. Mr. Do Van Chien, member of Central Executive Committee, Minister, Chairman of CEMA and Mr. Hau A Lenh, member of Central Executive Committee, Deputy Head of Northwest Director Board’s Standing Broad co-hosted the Conference.

09:12 AM 22/03/2018 Views: 11460
who effected by flash flood On August 8th, CEMA’s delegation leading by Mr. Do Van Chien, member of the Central Party Committee, Minister, Chairman gave compliments, encouraged and supported people who effected by flash flood in Yen Bai province. In the delegation, there are: Nguyen Quang Duc, Head of The Department of Locality I; Bui Van Lich, Chief of Secretariat, President of Trade Union in CEMA; representatives of Party Civil Affair Committee Office and Party Office in CEMA.

09:11 AM 22/03/2018 Views: 10539
On May 18th, in Lao Cai city, Lao Cao Province People’s Committee launched 2017 Conference commending the influential individuals. Attending to the Conference, there are: Minister, Chairman of Committee for Ethnic Minority Affairs Do Van Chien, along with 150 outstanding representatives, which represent for 1,451 influential individuals (NCUT) in the province.

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