He said the achievements have created a new position and strengths for Binh Thuan, and requested the locality to build on those results, with continued efforts, higher determination and strengthened solidarity.
Binh Thuan need to strengthen the building and rectificationof the Party and political system, promote the spirit of democracy anddiscipline; improve the validity and efficiency of Party inspection,supervision and discipline; and step up the fight against corruption, negativephenomena and wastefulness.
Attention should also be paid to digital transformation,administrative reform, and improvement of its competitiveness and business andinvestment environment, with focus on solving difficulties and obstacles facinglocal people and enterprises and encouraging the start-up movement.
More efforts are needed to develop processing industry and agriculture,intensify public private partnership, mobilise more social resources, andincrease the efficiency of public investment.
The Prime Minister affirmed that the Party, NationalAssembly and Government will always stand side by side with Binh Thuan, and askedministries, sectors, and other localities to coordinate with and create favourableconditions for the south central province to fulfil all goals and tasks set outin the Resolution of the 14th provincial Party Congress.
More than 300 years ago, the land in current Binh Thuan was reclaimed by Nguyen Lords, with Thuan Thanh town formed in 1693. Its name was changed to Binh Thuan in 1698.
In 1832, Binh Thuan became a provincial administrative unitwith two districts of Ham Thuan and Ninh Thuan.
On December 20, 1975, the provinces of Ninh Thuan, BinhThuan and Binh Tuy were merged into Thuan Hai province. Seventeen years later,Thuan Hai was divided into Ninh Thuan and Binh Thuan provinces.
After 30 years of re-establishment, Binh Thuan has seenoutstanding development steps. From an extremely difficult province with a hunger and poverty rate of 32.4% in 1992, Binh Thuan today has no hungerhouseholds, and its poverty rate dropped to 1.15% last year./.