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Hanoi Pilots Socialist-Oriented 'Commune-Ward' Model
Hanoi has begun piloting a 'commune-ward' model based on socialist values, aiming to innovate national governance. The initiative will initially be implemented in two communes, with expectations for its success to spread nationwide.
Hanoi City has adopted Resolution No. 16-NQ/TU, officially launching the pilot implementation of a "socialist-oriented commune-ward" model. This initiative, detailed in a plan by the Hanoi People's Committee, aims to innovate national governance and is set to officially commence in two communes: Phuc Thinh and Thu Lam. The model is designed to align with socialist values, seeking to enhance governance efficiency within Vietnam's one-party system while simultaneously pursuing the happiness of its citizens. The pilot phase is considered a crucial first step towards disseminating this new development model across the country. As the capital, Hanoi is expected to lead administrative reforms nationwide through its pioneering efforts. This pilot implementation of the "socialist-oriented commune-ward" model signifies Vietnam's ongoing effort to explore governance systems rooted in socialist principles, alongside its rapid economic development. It reflects a broader re-evaluation of domestic governance strategies, particularly in light of societal changes brought about by economic growth and Vietnam's evolving international standing.
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Nhan Dan