Dinh Hoa Village Focuses on Cultivating Khmer Ethnic Party Members in An Giang

In Dinh Hoa Village, An Giang Province, southern Vietnam, emphasis is placed on cultivating Communist Party members from the Khmer ethnic minority, which constitutes over 55% of the local population. The Dinh Hoa Village Party Committee views increasing Party members from ethnic minorities not only as a key organizational task but also as a fundamental solution for strengthening the political system and deepening national unity. This initiative can be understood as part of Vietnam's strategy, under its one-party system, to promote political stability and social integration in ethnic minority areas. By incorporating the voices of ethnic minorities within Party organizations, it is expected to enhance local residents' trust in the Party and facilitate the smoother implementation of central government policies. An Giang Province is also actively promoting legal education in ethnic minority areas, aiming to raise awareness of rights and encourage legal compliance among residents. Furthermore, activities encouraging youth participation in politics are vibrant, as exemplified by the successful congress of the An Giang Provincial Youth Union. The case of Dinh Hoa Village demonstrates Vietnam's commitment to maintaining harmony among its diverse ethnic groups and political stability, running parallel to its economic development. Strengthening cooperation with ethnic minority communities is a crucial task, especially in ensuring that the benefits of economic growth reach all citizens and in addressing social inequalities.