The Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) aims to strengthen its monitoring and feedback mechanisms, as well as boosting its capacities in a comprehensive manner, VFF President Nguyen Thien Nhan said.
During a conference held in Hanoi on August 5 to review the achievements made in the first half of 2015 and to identify priority tasks for the rest of the year, the VFF leader hailed the efforts made by the organisation’s chapters at every level over the past six months.
He concluded that the VFF needed to launch various publicity and awareness raising campaigns, as well as promoting people-to-people exchanges in a bid to boost effective economic development.
VFF reports showed that the organisation’s network significantly contributed to the development and implementation of a legal framework on ethnic minorities, religion and Overseas Vietnamese citizens.
It also actively cooperated with relevant bodies to develop modern rural and urban areas, and to reduce poverty.-VNA