Vietnam local governance focuses on practical training and anti-terrorism training

In Vietnam, local administrative efforts are increasingly focusing on training officials through practical, grassroots tasks. In Ia Pnôn, officials are using specific community responsibilities, such as environmental sanitation and poverty reduction monitoring, to evaluate and develop cadres. For example, Rơ Mah H’Lim was admitted to the Communist Party following her successful leadership in community hygiene and digital skill guidance in Bua village.

In other regions, such as Yen Phu village, local leaders are being tested by their ability to resolve complex land disputes and infrastructure projects through direct dialogue and community engagement. The emphasis is on using real-world results and public trust as the primary metrics for evaluating official competence.

Separately, the State Bank of Vietnam (Region 1 Branch) held a training conference to enhance skills in preventing terrorism and terrorism financing. The session, involving leadership from the State Bank and the Hanoi Police Department, aimed to strengthen national security and ensure the stability of the financial and monetary system by improving the ability of officials to identify and handle security threats.