The meeting was attended by council members, the jury, and representatives from relevant ministries and agencies.

The council was established in accordance with Plan No. 145/KH-UBND dated June 11, 2025 of the provincial People's Committee. It has issued decisions on voting regulations, the establishment of the jury and the working group, and the voting plan, ensuring objectivity and transparency.

The information and guidance work for rural industrial establishments to participate in the voting has been carried out synchronously, from the provincial to commune and ward levels. Specialised agencies have coordinated to receive documents and prepare conditions for the assessment.

The council received 71 dossiers from 34 units across the province. Of the entries, 67 from 32 units were eligible for scoring. The products were divided into groups: handicrafts; processed agricultural, forestry, fishery and food products; and others.

Based on the independent scoring results of the jury and the votes of council members, the council unanimously proposed the Chairperson of the provincial People's Committee recognise 30 outstanding rural industrial products at the provincial level in 2025 (scoring 70 points or more).

The outstanding products all have potential for market development and the ability to replicate, and meet quality and design criteria, making positive contributions to the development of rural industry.