13th-tenure Party Central Committee to have reasonable personnel structure

The 13th-tenure Party Central Committee will have a reasonable structure on personnel that ensures stable inheritance and steady transition between generations, deputy head of the Party Central Committee's Organisation Commission Mai Van Chinh told a press conference on the threshold of the 13th National Party Congress on January 22.
13th-tenure Party Central Committee to have reasonable personnel structure ảnh 1Nguyen Xuan Thang, Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Director of the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, and head of the Party Central Committee’s Theory Council, addresses at the press conference on January 22 (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The 13th-tenure Party Central Committeewill have a reasonable structure on personnel that ensures stable inheritance andsteady transition between generations, deputy headof the Party Central Committee's Organisation Commission Mai Van Chinh told a press conference on thethreshold  of the 13th National Party Congress on January 22.

Stressing the importance of the personnel work for the 13th tenure, Chinh said that the Party Central Committee and its Politburo andSecretariat have paid special attention to the work right from the beginning ofthe 12th tenure, with various resolutions and regulations issued. 
 According to him, the 13th-tenure Party CentralCommittee is expected to have 200 members, including 180 official members and20 alternate others. Specifically, about 70 percent of the members are agedfrom 50-60, below 10 percent of them are aged above 61, and 15-20 percent under50 years old. Young and female members will account for around 10 percent and12 percent, respectively.

Regarding special nomination cases, Chinh said that thenomination comes from the practical situation which requires officials standingout in terms of political quality and practical capacity in the Party and amongthe people.

The 12th-tenure Party Central Committee has had athorough consideration and selection of these cases, he added.

Nguyen Xuan Thang, Secretary of the Party Central Committee,Director of the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, and head of the PartyCentral Committee’s Theory Council, said that in a draft report summarising theimplementation of the Party’s Charter of the 12th tenure Party, people-based Partybuilding is a new point.

The Party building is associated with corruption preventionand control as well as mass mobilisation and inspections and supervisions.

According to Thang, Party members and people nationwidecontributed a total of 1,400 opinions to documents to the 13th National PartyCongress.

Politburo member, Secretary of the Party Central Committee and head of itsCommission for Information and Education Vo Van Thuong affirmed that documentssent to the Congress this time are the crystallisation of the Party, people andarmy, including Vietnamese people living abroad./.
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