Personnel work is a key issue at the focus of attention of Party cadres, members and people nationwide ahead of the 12th plenum of the Party Central Committee, which is a step closer to the 13th National Party Congress.
Delegates at the 12th plenum of the Party Central Committee (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Personnel work is a key issue at the focus of attention of Party
cadres, members and people nationwide ahead of the 12th plenum of
the Party Central Committee, which is a step closer to the 13th National Party Congress.
Phung Quang
Minh, a Party member and deputy head of the Information Technology section
under the Hanoi Customs Office, expressed his view that unity within the Party
and the selection of persons with both talent and ethics in congresses of all-level
Party organizations are the two essential issues. If those two issues are
addressed in a serious and righteous manner, the Party will win people’s approval
and support, thus contributing to promoting national development and
strengthening the prestige of the Party and the State.
According to
Minh, the fact that nearly 100 high-ranking Party officials have been punished
or disciplined, including imprisonment, since the beginning of the 12th tenure demonstrates the Party’s high resolve in fighting corruption and
negative phenomena, leaving no banned zones in the fight. But at the same time
it also revealed alarming signs in personnel work of the Party.
“If the
personnel work is done well, it will prevent people with factionalist and
self-interest thinking from holding positions in the Party. And only then can
we put an end to disunity, factions and defiance against law of a number of
Party members,” Minh said.
A veteran
Party member, 75-year-old Lt. Colonel Nguyen Van Niem acknowledged that there
are many signs that the Party is curbing and driving back negative phenomena in
personnel work, starting with the assessment and selection of potential cadres
with both talent and good ethics.
He stressed
that there have been new changes in the selection and election of holders of
important positions in the political system, which better ensure democracy,
transparency and fairness as well as the involvement of the entire society.
Dr. Tran
Khanh Dung, a lecturer at the Department of Information Technology (the
University of Construction) shared the view that good personnel work at Party
congresses at all levels should start with eliminating factionalism and
opportunism.
He said factions
in the Party will discourage people with talent and cause disunity, and voice
his hope that Party congresses at all levels will be able to select cadres with
talent and ethics in line with the requirement of the Party General Secretary
Nguyen Phu Trong./.