Public security force asked to place national, public interests above others
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has asked each revolutionary public security officer to place national and public interests above others in any circumstance, deserving the solid “steel shield” of the Party, State and people.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh speaks at the event (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister PhamMinh Chinh has asked each revolutionary public security officer to placenational and public interests above others in any circumstance, deserving the solid“steel shield” of the Party, State and people.
Addressing the 77th National Public SecurityConference in Hanoi on December 27, Chinh hailed the public security force forscoring more achievements this year than last year. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic,they braved difficulties and challenges to maintain social safety and order in quarantineareas and join in goods transportation, making important contributions to taking care of people’s material and spiritual lives.
He stressed that their every activity mustclosely follow the absolute and comprehensive leadership and directions of theParty and the management of the State, thus effectively performing the central taskof socio-economic development, maintaining political stability and stepping up the fight against “internal enemy”, firmly safeguarding national defence-security and protectingVietnamese culture imbued with national identity.
They were required to actively grasp thesituation and give advice to the Party and State about timelydirections and measures, especially strategic consultations, prepare options in reponse to any situation that threatens national and publicinterests, political security, social safety and order, as well as thwartsevery plot and sabotage activity by hostile and reactionary forces.
As reported at the event, the public securityforce advised the Party and State to issue a number of important policies andmeasures to ensure socio-economic development and external relations, quicklyand flexibly switch to new state in the fight against COVID-19. They alsoplayed a key and pioneering role in combating the pandemic.
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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh speaks at the event (Photo: VNA) 
