MTTQ Trường Vinh - Báo cáo sơ kết công tác mặt trận 6 tháng đầu năm 2026

Overview (First 6 Months of 2026)

In the first six months of 2026, Trường Vinh ward (reported through the Vietnam Fatherland Front system at ward level) highlighted major national and local political milestones and assessed local front-line activities.

Political and institutional context

The report notes:

• The successful organization of the 11th National Congress of the Vietnam Fatherland Front.
• The election of delegates to the 16th National Assembly and People’s Councils for the 2026–2031 term (as stated in the subtitle).
• This period as the first year implementing the 14th Party Congress resolution, alongside the ward’s own Party and Front congress resolutions for 2025–2030, including:
  • restructuring,
  • a two-tier local government model,
  • digital transformation,
  • science/technology, innovation,
  • and international integration.

Local socio-economic status and challenges

The report states:

• The socio-economic situation is basically stable.
• Defense/security is maintained.
• Emulation movements and social welfare activities continue.

However, it emphasizes that:

• organizational restructuring and the requirement for digital transformation in the political system,
• along with issues arising from people’s day-to-day lives,

create new tasks for front-line work.

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Key Results and Activities Reported

Guidance and dissemination

• The ward’s Front committee issued 160 guiding documents, prompting socio-political organizations to produce 683 documents.
• It organized 65 conferences with over 6,400 participants.

Propaganda and public opinion in a digital environment

The report highlights a shift toward:

• shaping public opinion,
• building consensus online.

Reported achievements include:

• 227 news articles
• 1,578 information posts on digital platforms
• 129 Zalo community groups maintained
• 15 propaganda sections created
• 159 reports capturing public sentiment to advise the Party committee and local government

Election coordination and supervision

Election-related work included:

• 64 voter meetings for 157 candidates
• 35 additional meetings, with turnout over 98%

Supervision work aligned with Central Party decisions, including:

• supervision of Party/government building and election-related work
• compiling 97 recommendations/suggestions from voters and citizens

Patriotic emulation and community development

• Continued solidarity movements for new rural areas and civilized urban areas, including construction and commissioning of public works.
• Community initiatives included:
  • a community sports field,
  • volleyball and mini football facilities,
  • sports equipment areas,
  • and “Green Sunday” waste-free field models.

Social welfare and charity

During Lunar New Year in 2026, the ward coordinated:

• distribution of 1,907 gifts worth over 1.637 billion VND to policy beneficiaries and difficult households.

It also supported:

• repair/construction of solidarity houses and shelters of love (210 million VND),
• disaster relief and urgent hardship cases (including assistance for a student drowning incident of 142 million VND).

The report notes transparency/open records for poor-relief funding. Remaining balances at the reporting time were:

• 121 million VND (poor fund)
• 156 million VND (relief fund)

Economic solidarity and social policy credit

The report describes models supporting:

• children,
• compassionate meals,
• agricultural/production assistance,
• startup support,
• and OCOP product development.

It also notes:

• 2 initiatives nominated for provincial commendation
• social policy lending:
  • over 149.5 billion VND outstanding loans for 2,423 households

Grassroots democracy and people’s rights to supervise

The report claims:

• 123 mass mobilization models
• 17 “bright spots” of grassroots democracy and mass mobilization

It also mentions ongoing cultural/educational activities and household/community models such as:

• “five no’s, three clean,”
• “three safe,”
• folk dance performances.

People-to-people diplomacy

Activities mentioned include:

• support for the Nhon Mai border region (50 million VND),
• fostering Lao students,
• donating 100 national flags to fishermen,
• winter-courtyard warming programs.

These are framed as smaller-scale efforts with new features that expand solidarity and local visibility.

Front organization building and digital transformation

The report highlights:

• review of personnel planning and posts,
• use of a performance evaluation system (KPIs),
• digital transformation training for frontline staff and mass organization staff,
• early positive results from the 2025–2030 digital transformation project (e.g., “digital bridge/branches” and digital platforms for management and operations),
• attention to improving apparatus and cadre quality after the merger of blocks.

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Key Tasks Emphasized for the Next Period

The video concludes by setting priorities:

• Continue propagating and implementing Party guidelines, State policies/laws, and resolutions of the 14th Party Congress and the Vietnam Fatherland Front congresses for 2026–2031 (as stated).
• Strengthen understanding of people’s situation and public opinion, especially regarding residential block mergers.
• Innovate methods for gathering voters’ opinions and improve the effectiveness of social supervision and criticism.
• Continue promoting patriotic emulation; mobilize people and philanthropists to support funds for the poor and Tet for the poor; protect social security.
• Continue coordinated work to build united, prosperous, happy and civilized residential areas, replicate self-governance models, and strengthen environmental protection.
• Deepen digital transformation, enhance IT application in Front operations/management, improve post-merger apparatus and staff quality, and organize inspections/evaluations and ranking work.

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Presenters or Contributors

No specific individual presenters or contributors are mentioned in the provided subtitles.