A working delegation led by Nguyen Phi Long, alternate member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the provincial Party Committee, paid a working visit to the Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group’s Hoa Binh branch (VNPT Hoa Binh) on January 16.
Nguyen Phi Long, alternate member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the provincial Party Committee, gives New Year gifts to VNPT Hoa Binh.
VNPT Hoa Binh continues to affirm its key role as a strong enterprise in the field of telecommunications and information technology, and as the leading unit in implementing the digital transformation programme. Last year, its revenue reached 334 billion VND (13.6 million USD), equal to 100.84% of the group's plan, and up 6.01% compared to that in 2022. It contributed 11.9 billion VND to the provincial state budget, ranking 10th out of 63 provinces and cities; and ensured stable jobs and income for 366 labourers.
In recent years, VNPT Hoa Binh has focused on expanding and renovating its network, improving customer care, optimising coverage areas, eliminating signal depressions, increasing service quality and meeting information and communication works in all situations, thus serving the direction and management of Party committees and authorities at all levels, as well as the needs of using telecoms and IT services of local people.
Acknowledging VNPT Hoa Binh’s achievements, Long emphasised its role in implementing the province's strategic breakthroughs such as infrastructure investment, administrative reform, and human resources development.
He asked the Party organisation and leaders of VNPT Hoa Binh to focus on the Party building work, well implement regulations of the Party Central Committee and the provincial Party Committee on Party development in State-owned enterprises, and pay attention to increasing the number and quality of Party members.
It is necessary to invest in infrastructure development; coordinate with the group to improve the quality of infrastructure to meet the requirements of local political tasks; complete and enhance essential services for local people to ensure all of them gain access to services; and develop digital applications, he stressed.
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