CaliToday (11/10/2025): In a significant development for regional governance, the Communist Party of Vietnam has solidified its leadership in two key southern provinces. The Provincial Party Committees of Lam Dong and Tay Ninh have officially announced crucial personnel decisions, reinforcing stability and setting the direction for the upcoming term.
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| Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh, Politburo member, presented the decision appointing the Lam Dong Provincial Party Executive Committee for the 2025-2030 term. Photo: VO TUNG |
Mr. Y Thanh Ha Nie Kdam Reaffirmed as Lam Dong's Top Leader
In the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong, a region famous for its temperate climate, rolling hills, and agricultural prowess, Mr. Y Thanh Ha Nie Kdam has been entrusted to continue his role as the Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee.
This reappointment is a strong vote of confidence in Mr. Ha Nie Kdam's leadership. As the highest-ranking official in the province, the Party Secretary plays a pivotal role in steering socio-economic development, overseeing political affairs, and ensuring national directives are implemented effectively. His continued tenure suggests an endorsement of the current policies and a desire for continuity in the province's strategic direction, which includes bolstering its prominent agriculture and tourism sectors. Lam Dong, with its capital Da Lat often called the "City of Eternal Spring," is a vital hub for high-tech vegetable and flower production as well as a premier tourist destination.
Tay Ninh Welcomes Mr. Nguyen Van Quyet as New Party Secretary
Meanwhile, in Tay Ninh province, located in the southeastern region bordering Cambodia, Mr. Nguyen Van Quyet has been appointed to the esteemed position of Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee.
This new appointment marks a new chapter for Tay Ninh, a province known for the Cao Dai Holy See, the Ba Den Mountain complex, and its critical role as a gateway for trade with Cambodia. As the new head of the provincial party, Mr. Quyet will be responsible for guiding Tay Ninh's future growth. His leadership will be crucial in leveraging the province's strategic location, developing its industrial zones, and enhancing cross-border economic cooperation. The role demands a leader who can navigate both local challenges and broader geopolitical dynamics to foster prosperity and maintain security.
These appointments are a standard yet vital part of Vietnam's political process, ensuring that the Party's leadership from the central to the local level remains robust and aligned with national development goals. The leadership of Mr. Ha Nie Kdam and Mr. Quyet will be instrumental in shaping the future of Lam Dong and Tay Ninh provinces, respectively, for years to come.