National Assembly Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung has urged leaders of Gia Laiprovince to increase investment in education, vocational training andculture to raise the living conditions for ethnic minorities in theCentral Highlands.
Chairman Hung made the statement at hisworking session with Gia Lai provincial authorities on Oct. 17, at theend of his two-day tour to the Central Highlands region to meet withvoters and inspect the implementation of the Party and State’s policiesfor ethnic minorities.
The NA Chairman pointed out shortcomingsin vocational training for ethnic minorities which, he said, havehindered the implementation of solutions to boost socio-economicdevelopment in the region.
The Central Highlands should fully tapthe region’s potentials, especially the abundant young labour force, hesaid, adding education and training is a basic, long-term solution tocreate a breakthrough on the way to prosperity.
During his tripto Gia Lai, Chairman Hung met with Bahnar and Jrai ethnic voters in DakDoa and Chu Pah districts to learn about their desires as well as thedifficulties they face in daily life.
He suggested localauthorities be more active in hunger eradication and poverty reductionefforts by organising household economic models and craft villages andopen classes on farming techniques for local people./.
Chairman Hung made the statement at hisworking session with Gia Lai provincial authorities on Oct. 17, at theend of his two-day tour to the Central Highlands region to meet withvoters and inspect the implementation of the Party and State’s policiesfor ethnic minorities.
The NA Chairman pointed out shortcomingsin vocational training for ethnic minorities which, he said, havehindered the implementation of solutions to boost socio-economicdevelopment in the region.
The Central Highlands should fully tapthe region’s potentials, especially the abundant young labour force, hesaid, adding education and training is a basic, long-term solution tocreate a breakthrough on the way to prosperity.
During his tripto Gia Lai, Chairman Hung met with Bahnar and Jrai ethnic voters in DakDoa and Chu Pah districts to learn about their desires as well as thedifficulties they face in daily life.
He suggested localauthorities be more active in hunger eradication and poverty reductionefforts by organising household economic models and craft villages andopen classes on farming techniques for local people./.
