The conference was attended by Chu Dinh Dong, Deputy Head of the Government's Party Committee's Organization Committee; Ngo Hong Giang, full-time Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the MAE; and Phan Van Ban, full-time Deputy Secretary of the MoIT's Party Committee, along with leaders of advisory bodies and units under the MoIT's Party Committee and representatives of relevant agencies and organizations.

Ensuring unified and coordinated Party leadership following the transfer

At the conference, Decision No.418-QD/DU dated October 1, 2026, issued by the Government's Party Committee on the transfer of Party organizations and members, and Decision No.289-QD/DUB dated October 5, 2026, issued by the Standing Board of the MoIT's Party Committee on the reception of Party organizations and members, were announced.

Under the decisions, two grassroots-level Party organizations comprising 697 Party members were transferred from the Party organization of the MAE to that of the MoIT, which operates under the Government's Party Committee.

Specifically, the Party organization of the Viet Nam Department of Geology and Minerals comprises 20 subordinate Party organizations with 688 members, while the Party Cell of the Office of the National Council for Evaluation of Mineral Reserves has nine members. The transfer and reception procedures were conducted in accordance with regulations.

At the conference, Tran Binh Trong, Secretary of the Party Committee and Director-General of the Viet Nam Department of Geology and Minerals, and Nguyen Truong Giang, Secretary of the Party Cell and Chief of the Office of the National Council for Evaluation of Mineral Reserves, received the transfer and reception decisions on behalf of the two grassroots-level Party organizations.

Delivering directive remarks, Chu Dinh Dong, Deputy Head of the Government's Party Committee's Organization Committee, said the completion of the transfer of the two grassroots-level Party organizations would help ensure uninterrupted Party leadership following the transfer of state management functions over geology and minerals to MoIT. The move also added nearly 700 Party members to the ministry's Party organization.

According to Dong, amid significant changes in organizational models and regulations governing Party building, both professional responsibilities and Party-building tasks have become increasingly demanding. This requires work to be carried out with urgency, diligence and a high degree of concentration to ensure the quality of Party-building activities.

He called on the two grassroots-level Party organizations to build on their existing strengths and achievements, address shortcomings and quickly adapt to their new working environment, thereby providing effective leadership in fulfilling their assigned tasks in the coming period.

Addressing the conference, Ngo Hong Giang, full-time Deputy Secretary of the MAE Party Committee, praised the traditions and contributions of the two transferred grassroots-level Party organizations. He expressed confidence that their officials and Party members would quickly adapt to the new environment, continue to demonstrate their capabilities and successfully fulfill all assigned political tasks.

Promptly stabilizing organizational structures and fulfilling political tasks

On behalf of the two transferred grassroots-level Party organizations, Tran Binh Trong, Secretary of the Party Committee and Director-General of the Viet Nam Department of Geology and Minerals, affirmed that the transfer and reception represented more than an organizational adjustment. It also marked an important step in strengthening organizational arrangements to ensure unified and coordinated Party leadership in line with the functions and responsibilities of the specialized agencies, while enhancing the leadership capacity and organizational strength of Party organizations.

According to Trong, immediately following the conference, the Department's Party Committee would focus on stabilizing its organizational structure, consolidating Party committees and inspection commissions, revising and supplementing working regulations, and assigning specific responsibilities to individual Party committee members.

At the same time, the committee would review its 2026 work programs, plans and targets for implementing Party resolutions, updating them in line with the orientations of the MoIT's Party Committee. It would also concentrate on providing leadership and direction to strive to meet or exceed the targets already set.

Delivering directive remarks and assigning tasks, Phan Van Ban, full-time Deputy Secretary of the MoIT's Party Committee, emphasized that the reception of the two grassroots-level Party organizations was intended to ensure unified leadership and direction, aligned with the exercise of state management functions and enforcement of laws on geology and minerals, covering geological surveys, exploration, extraction, processing and utilization of mineral resources.

Ban highly appreciated the traditions, established working practices and achievements of the two grassroots-level Party organizations in recent years. He urged them to continue building on these results, contributing to the development of strong Party organizations and the successful fulfillment of both their respective responsibilities and the common tasks of the MoIT's Party organization.

Phan Van Ban also called on the two grassroots-level Party organizations to promptly stabilize their organizational structures and operations following the transfer, while focusing their leadership and direction on effectively carrying out Party-building work and their assigned political tasks.