HCMC – The HCMC Party Committee has merged its two commissions – Information-Education and Mass Mobilization – into a single entity called the Information-Education and Mass Mobilization Commission.
Nguyen Manh Cuong, formerly head of the Mass Mobilization Commission, has been appointed as head of the newly established commission.
The announcement was made at the HCMC Party Committee’s meeting today, February 3, which outlined the restructuring, establishment, and dissolution of several Party organizations. This move is part of a nationwide effort to streamline Vietnam’s political system, in accordance with Resolution 18 of the 12th Party Central Committee (PCC).
The new commission will inherit and oversee the responsibilities previously managed by its two predecessors. Its organizational structure, operational guidelines, and internal coordination will align with regulations set by the PCC.
Nguyen Thi Bach Mai will serve as the commission’s permanent deputy head, alongside Le Hong Son, Tang Huu Phong, Tran Van Khuyen, Nguyen Tho Truyen, and Tran Xuan Dien as deputy heads.
Prior to the merger, Phan Nguyen Nhu Khue led the Information and Education Commission, with Le Hong Son as permanent deputy head and Tang Huu Phong, Tran Van Khuyen, and Nguyen Tho Truyen serving as deputy heads.
Meanwhile, Nguyen Manh Cuong headed the Mass Mobilization Commission, with Nguyen Thi Bach Mai as permanent deputy head and Tran Xuan Dien as deputy head.
The meeting also saw the establishment of two new Party organizations under the HCMC Party Committee.
The first is the Party Committee of Party organizations in HCMC, comprising 30 grassroots organizations with 3,252 members. Nguyen Thanh Nghi, permanent deputy secretary of the HCMC Party Committee, serves as secretary of this new body.
Nguyen Thi Le, deputy secretary of the city’s Party Committee and chairwoman of the HCMC People’s Council, is the permanent deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Party organizations in HCMC.
The second is the Party Committee of the HCMC People’s Committee, comprising 51 grassroots organizations with 6,924 members. Phan Van Mai, deputy secretary of the HCMC Party Committee and chairman of the city’s People’s Committee, serves as secretary.
Duong Ngoc Hai, permanent vice chairman of the HCMC People’s Committee, is permanent deputy secretary of this newly formed committee.
