Establishment of the Northwest Training-Mobility Center under the Border Guard Command

On June 21, implementing the policy of rearranging administrative units and reorganizing local armed forces of the Politburo, the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense, the Party Committee and the Border Guard Command held a conference to announce the Decision to dissolve 44 Border Guard Commands of provinces and cities; the Decision to establish the Northwest Training and Mobility Center under the Border Guard Command; and to hand over decisions to transfer and appoint officers at 30 Border Guard Commands under the provincial Military Command.

Báo Quân đội Nhân dân•21/06/2025

Lieutenant General Le Duc Thai, member of the Party Central Committee and Commander of the Border Guard, chaired the conference. Also attending the conference were Lieutenant General Nguyen Anh Tuan, Secretary of the Party Committee and Political Commissar of the Border Guard.

Conference delegates.

At the conference, Colonel Tran Nam Trung, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Border Guard, announced the Decision to establish the Northwest Training and Mobility Center under the Border Guard Command; the Decision to dissolve the Border Guard Commands of 44 provinces and cities under the Border Guard Command.

Accordingly, the Northwest Mobile Training Center has the function and task of organizing training for new soldiers and training reserve soldiers according to the plan assigned by the Ministry of National Defense . This is a mobile force, ready to fight and participate in resolving situations to maintain political security and social order and safety in border areas.

Lieutenant General Le Duc Thai, member of the Party Central Committee and Commander of the Border Guard, chaired the conference.

The conference also announced the decision to establish the Party Committee of the Northwest Training and Mobility Center; the decision to mobilize and appoint personnel at 30 Border Guard Commands under the provincial Military Command and the decision to promote 7 comrades to the rank of lieutenant colonel.

Speaking at the conference, Lieutenant General Le Duc Thai congratulated the comrades who had just received the transfer and appointment decisions; at the same time, he hoped that in their new positions, they would continue to promote their sense of responsibility, courage, and experience, build a strong unit, and successfully complete all assigned tasks.

Lieutenant General Nguyen Anh Tuan, Political Commissar of the Border Guard, presented the appointment decision to the officers of the Northwest Training and Mobility Center.

To effectively implement the decisions and plans of the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense, Lieutenant General Le Duc Thai requested the competent agencies of the Border Guard Command to continue to urgently and focus on advising the Party Committee and the Border Guard Command to direct the handover and organization consolidation of the Border Guard Command; report to the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense to review, amend, supplement, and promulgate regulations and rules, and perfect the institution to ensure the comprehensive and direct leadership, command, and direction of the Border Guard Command Party Committee over the Border Guard Command on border work and force building.

Lieutenant General Le Duc Thai presents the Victory Flag to the Northwest Training and Mobility Center.

The Northwest Training and Mobility Center needs to soon complete its organization and staffing, coordinate with the functional agencies of the Border Guard Command to receive and hand over troops, weapons, equipment, facilities, and barracks.

The Border Guard Commander also emphasized: During the handover process, units need to strictly maintain combat readiness, absolutely not be subjective or negligent in performing the task of managing and protecting border security and sovereignty , strictly manage the number of troops, documents, papers, seals, weapons, equipment, facilities, and not allow violations of law, discipline, or insecurity to occur.

The Chief of Border Guard Command presented the decisions at the conference.

Carry out political and policy work well so that cadres, employees and soldiers can feel secure, overcome difficulties, and quickly stabilize their work and family life; closely coordinate with functional agencies of the Ministry of National Defense, the General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army, military regions and local military agencies to organize implementation.