Addressing a conference in Hanoi on August 20, Mr Triet noted that the campaign has received solid support from large sections of the population.

The campaign has had a positive impact on all aspects of life, from economics to politics, national security and social affairs, and has recently helped the Party and State prevent an economic slowdown, maintain steady economic growth and ensure social welfare, said Mr Triet.

However, he added that several Party organisations and administrations have not responded well to the campaign due to their poor awareness, inconsistent coordination and a lack of incentives to encourage local officials to get involved in the campaign. As a result, people living in remote areas and many ethnic people are still living hard lives.

Mr Triet asked the VFF to regularly review the campaign to discover and replicate role models across the country, and to work closely with other agencies to improve efficiency.

In a report delivered at the event, Huynh Dam, President of the VFF Central Committee, said the campaign has improved the quality and efficiency of the VFF chapters’ operations aimed at strengthening the bloc of great national unity in the new era.