Standing members of provincial Party Committee visit Muong Lan, Sop Cop border communes

Hoang Van Nghiem, member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and head of the provincial delegation of National Assembly deputies; and Cha A Cua, Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, together with a working delegation, on January 28 reviewed the socio-economic development situation, national defence and security, and inspected the progress of several projects in the border communes of Muong Lan and Sop Cop.

Standing members of the provincial Party Committee visit the Muong Lan Border Guard Station.

The working delegation visited, inspected combat readiness, and extended New Year greetings to officers and soldiers of the Muong Lan Border Guard Station in Muong Lan commune, and the Nam Lanh Border Guard Station and the Economic-Defence Brigade 326 under Military Region 2 in Sop Cop commune.

The provincial Party Committee Secretary presents gifts to the officers and soldiers of the Muong Lan Border Guard Station.
The provincial Party Committee Secretary presents gifts to the officers and soldiers of the Nam Lanh Border Guard Station.

The provincial Party Committee Secretary extends New Year greetings to the officers and soldiers of the Economic-Defence Brigade 326.

Leaders of the units reported on the situation and results of task implementation in 2025, with a focus on professional measures and coordination with local Party committees, authorities, and Lao competent forces in patrols, control, crime prevention and suppression, and ensuring border security and order. Alongside the task of protecting border sovereignty, the units have actively participated in building the grassroots political system, supporting people in economic development and poverty reduction, and effectively implementing social welfare programmes in the localities.

The working delegation inspects the construction progress of the Muong Lan Primary-Secondary Boarding School project.

The working delegation presents gifts to the construction workers of the Muong Lan Primary-Secondary Boarding School project.

The working delegation inspects the construction progress of the Sop Cop Primary-Secondary Boarding School project.

The working delegation presents gifts to the construction workers of the Sop Cop Primary-Secondary Boarding School project.

The delegation also reviewed the construction progress of the Muong Lan and Sop Cop Primary-Secondary Boarding Schools. Each project covers an area of 4.9 hectares, with a capacity of approximately 1,000 students, including facilities such as classroom blocks, subject classrooms, libraries, administrative buildings, student and teacher boarding areas, dining halls, multi-purpose sports halls, and other auxiliary works.

The implementation process has received strong consensus and support from local authorities and residents, with generally favourable conditions and compliance with standards and regulations. To date, contractors have carried out site leveling, foundation excavation, and concrete pouring for subject classrooms, administrative buildings, and boarding areas, with overall progress basically ensured.

During the trip, the delegation also visited the Muong Va Tower historical site in Sop Cop commune and inspected the implementation of the project to build technical infrastructure for the central area of Sop Cop commune.

The working delegation inspects the implementation of the project to build technical infrastructure for the central area of ​​Sop Cop commune.

The provincial Party Committee Secretary acknowledged and commended the efforts and achievements of officers and soldiers of the Muong Lan Border Guard Station, the Nam Lanh Border Guard Station, and the Economic–Defence Brigade 326. He requested that the units continue to promote unity, heighten vigilance, proactively grasp the situation, stay close to the area, and ensure security and order in the border region; strengthen the fight against crimes, especially drug-related crimes and smuggling; and take good care of officers and soldiers on duty during the Lunar New Year to maintain high combat readiness, ensuring that people can enjoy a safe and peaceful Tet.

The working delegation visits the Muong Va Tower historical site.

Regarding the Muong Lan and Sop Cop Primary-Secondary Boarding School projects, the provincial Party leader requested construction units to mobilise maximum machinery and manpower, coordinate with relevant departments and agencies to remove difficulties and accelerate construction progress, ensure quality and absolute safety during implementation, and complete the projects on schedule, thereby contributing to improving education quality for students in border areas and strengthening national defence, security, and sustainable development in the border region.

Comment

You have 500/500 characters left

Please enter 5 or more characters!!!

Recent news

  • 'Phu Yen puts on a new look for Independence Day

    Phu Yen puts on a new look for Independence Day

    SOCIETY -
    In celebration of the 81st anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945–2026) and National Day (September 2, 1945–2026), Phu Yen commune has spruced up its streets and public spaces, giving the locality a bright new look.
  • 'Culture and tourism camps showcase local heritage

    Culture and tourism camps showcase local heritage

    CULTURE -
    As part of Moc Chau Culture and Tourism Week 2026, an ethnic cultural and tourism camp area was held on August 31 at May 8 Square in Moc Chau Ward, bringing together eight communes and wards from the Moc Chau National Tourism Area and five from other parts of the province: Quynh Nhai, Ngoc Chien, Muong Chanh, Ta Xua and Binh Thuan.
  • 'Ethnic cultures take centre stage in Moc Chau plateau

    Ethnic cultures take centre stage in Moc Chau plateau

    CULTURE -
    Cultural and tourism camps showcasing the traditions of 12 ethnic groups in Son La province have become a major attraction during the Moc Chau Culture and Tourism Week 2026, offering visitors an immersive glimpse into the diverse cultural heritage of Vietnam's northwest.
  • 'Son La youth accelerate digital transformation

    Son La youth accelerate digital transformation

    SOCIETY -
    With their youthful energy, pioneering spirit, creativity and technological agility, young people in Son La province are gradually asserting their pivotal role in the province’s digital transformation journey. Through concrete projects and initiatives, members of the provincial Youth Union and young people are not only integrating technology into youth union activities but also helping spread digital skills and expand residents’ access to digital services, contributing to the development of a digital society across the province.
  • 'Son La schools ready for new academic year

    Son La schools ready for new academic year

    SOCIETY -
    As the new school year approaches, educational institutions across Son La province are rushing to complete the final preparations to welcome more than 370,000 students back to school. Preparations for facilities, teaching staff and other conditions for teaching and learning have largely been completed, laying a solid foundation for schools to establish routines and effectively carry out the academic year’s tasks from the very beginning.
  • 'Muoi Noi Market opens

    Muoi Noi Market opens

    BUSINESS -
    Muoi Noi commune held the opening ceremony of the Muoi Noi Market on August 29. Attending the event were Dang Ngoc Hau, Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee; Cam Ngoc Minh, former Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and former Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee; along with representatives from several provincial departments and agencies and communes across the province.
  • 'DNA sampling completed at seven martyrs cemeteries in Son La

    DNA sampling completed at seven martyrs cemeteries in Son La

    SOCIETY -
    Son La province has 14 martyrs cemeteries, seven of which contain 579 graves of fallen soldiers whose identities have yet to be determined. As part of the “500-day-and-night campaign to accelerate the search, recovery and identification of martyrs’ remains,” the province has completed DNA sampling for identification purposes at all seven cemeteries.