Electoral District No. 10 has 5 candidates, including: Mr. Ho Van Mung, Member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Provincial Party Secretary, Party Secretary of the Provincial People's Committee, Chairman of the An Giang Provincial People's Committee; Mr. Nguyen Hong Duc, Member of the Provincial Party Executive Committee, Party Secretary of Tinh Bien Ward; Ms. Ngo Kieu Quyen, Deputy Party Secretary, Deputy Director of the An Giang Provincial Department of Finance; Ms. Ly Hoang Diem, Lecturer at Kien Giang University; and Ms. Neang Soc Runh, Member of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Tri Ton commune.

Presenting their action programs before voters, the candidates articulated their political determination through five strategic solution groups closely aligned with local characteristics. These are: Sustainable social welfare through focusing on multidimensional poverty reduction, increasing income, and expanding universal health insurance coverage; Completing the border trade infrastructure network to remove bottlenecks in transportation and goods movement for local residents; Unlocking economic driving forces by proactively attracting investment, prioritizing local job creation and sustainable livelihoods to curb labor migration; Prioritizing resources for culture, education, and healthcare to improve public knowledge, provide comprehensive healthcare and spiritual well-being for the people; And especially the solution group on Border Community Stability, maintaining social order and safety, building a peaceful environment so that people and businesses can confidently engage in production and commerce.

Highly appreciating the practicality of the candidates' action programs, voters in the communes candidly contributed many heartfelt opinions. Besides civil infrastructure, residents expressed particular concern about fundamental solutions for employment and labor restructuring in areas with large ethnic minority populations. Voters urged the province to be more decisive in attracting investment, supporting agricultural product distribution, and establishing sustainable production linkage chains. Alongside these, issues regarding enhancing public governance capacity, effectively implementing policies for grassroots-level cadres, and strengthening the people's security posture in the border area were also strongly raised. The greatest aspiration of voters is a service-oriented government apparatus that vigorously advances administrative reform to unlock all development resources.

Respectfully receiving the opinions from the grassroots, the candidates affirmed that they would concretize voters' expectations into the most practical action programs. At the same time, they emphasized that regardless of their working positions, the candidates would keep their promises to the people, serving as a solid "bridge" to faithfully convey the thoughts and aspirations of the people to the competent authorities. In the spirit of innovation, the candidates committed to maximizing their supervisory role, enhancing the effectiveness of the People's Council at all levels... All united toward a tenure of decisive action, innovation, and determination to accompany the people in building a sustainably developing and prosperous border homeland./.

Reported by DANG KHOA

Translated by Kim Thuan