Ea Wer "starts" new government apparatus

At the headquarters of the Ea Wer Commune Party Committee (new), delegates watched a live television program organized by the province announcing key decisions of the Central and local governments on merging provincial and commune-level administrative units and perfecting the government apparatus after merging with Phu Yen Province (old).

Delegates attending the announcement ceremony in Ea Wer commune (new).

Immediately after the live TV program, Ea Wer commune (new) announced the decision of the District Party Executive Committee on ending the activities of the old commune-level Party Committees; the decision of the Provincial Party Executive Committee on establishing the Ea Wer commune Party Committee (new); the decision of the Provincial Party Standing Committee on appointing personnel for the Executive Committee, Standing Committee, Secretary, Deputy Secretary of the Ea Wer commune Party Committee (new); the decision of the Provincial Party Standing Committee appointing the Inspection Committee, Chairman, Vice Chairman of the Inspection Committee of the Ea Wer commune Party Committee (new); the resolution of the Provincial People's Council appointing the Chairman, Vice Chairman of the People's Council, Heads of the committees of the Ea Wer commune People's Council, term 2021 - 2026; the decision to establish the Vietnam Fatherland Front at the commune level, establish the Women's Union of the commune, establish the Farmers' Association of the commune, establish the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union of the commune, establish the Veterans' Association of Ea Wer commune; handing over decisions and launching the Ea Wer Commune Party Committee (new).

Delegates watch live TV program organized by the province.

Ea Wer Commune (new) was established on the basis of merging 3 commune-level administrative units including: Ea Huar Commune, Ea Wer Commune and Tan Hoa Commune of Buon Don District before. Ea Wer Commune (new) has an area of ​​184.61 ^km2 , the commune has 33 villages and 1 Doi Cay residential area; including 21 ethnic groups living together.

The province pays special attention to personnel work to ensure stability and development. The Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee decided to appoint the Ea Wer Commune Party Executive Committee consisting of 25 comrades; Comrade Lai Thi Loan, Provincial Party Committee member, Secretary of the Buon Don District Party Committee (old) to hold the position of Secretary of the Ea Wer Commune Party Committee; The Provincial People's Council appointed Comrade Lai Thi Loan to hold the position of Chairman of the Ea Wer Commune People's Council (new). The Provincial People's Council appointed Mr. Nguyen Huu Truyen, District Party Committee member, Head of the District Internal Affairs Department (old) to hold the position of Chairman of the Ea Wer Commune People's Committee (new), term 2021 - 2026.

Deputy Director of the Department of Home Affairs Nguyen Quang Thuan presented the decision to the comrades.

Sharing about this important event, Deputy Secretary of the Ea Wer Commune Party Committee (new) Tran Thi Anh Hong affirmed: In the newly assigned position, we are determined to quickly stabilize the organization and apparatus, ensure effective and efficient operations, maintain political security, social order and safety; continue to promote the strength of great national unity, care for people's lives, be close to the people, closely follow residential areas, create social consensus, strengthen people's trust in the Party and government; promote green and sustainable socio-economic development, associated with new rural construction, and increasingly improve people's lives.

Ms. H'In Di Nie shares her feelings and expectations about the two-level local government apparatus.

The joy and expectation not only come from leaders at all levels but also spread widely in the community, Ms. H'In Di Nie, head of Tul A village expressed her joy for the new commune. She confided: "Tul A village has 363 households with more than 1,300 people, mainly ethnic minorities. We believe that with the establishment of new commune-level administrative units, the organizational apparatus will be streamlined, more effective and efficient, the people in the commune in general and Tul A village in particular will enjoy public services, material and spiritual values ​​​​better and better, and this land will continue to develop strongly and sustainably in the coming time".

Source: https://baophuyen.vn/xa-hoi/202506/ea-wer-khoi-dong-bo-may-chinh-quyen-moi-1f73283/