Provincial Border Guard Command’s excellent rapporteur contest wraps up

After two days of competition from April 22–23, the 2026 Excellent Rapporteur Contest organised by the provincial Border Guard Command concluded successfully, meeting all planned objectives with a strong sense of urgency, discipline and responsibility.

The contest brought together 23 participants, who are rapporteurs from border guard stations and specialised departments. Each contestant completed three parts: preparing a presentation outline, delivering a presentation, and answering questions from the judging panel.

A contestant delivers a presentation during the contest.

Topics focused on implementing key Party resolutions, including the resolutions of the 14th National Party Congress, the 12th Military Party Congress, and Party congresses at all levels for the 2025–2030 term, with practical application linked to each participant’s unit.

Contestants take part in the contest.

According to the organising committee, all contestants prepared PowerPoint-supported presentations featuring diverse visual effects, data, examples and illustrations. Many effectively incorporated real-world insights from their respective units in a creative and practical manner.

A contestant presents in the presentation round.

During the presentation round, contestants demonstrated a strong grasp of their role as rapporteurs, confidently delivering content tailored to their audience while adhering closely to the approved outlines.

The judging panel poses scenario-based questions to a contestant.

In the Q&A segment, participants showed solid knowledge of reporting work, public communication skills and a broader understanding of Party resolutions. Several demonstrated flexibility and creativity in addressing issues relevant to their working areas.

A leader of the provincial Border Guard Command presents awards to top-performing contestants.

At the end of the contest, 11 contestants were rated “excellent” and 12 “good.” The organising committee awarded one first, two second and three third prizes to top performers.

 

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