Dak Lak PPC recently held a conference disseminating alongside implementing a project for the construction coupled with comprehensive development of 20 pilot communes in the provincial ethnic minority along with mountainous areas for the 2026-2030 period. The initiative is guided by the vision of achieving “Developed economy - Civilized society - Strong national defense and security”.
On August 21st, 2026, the PPC issued Decision No. 2648/QD-UBND, approving the aforementioned project. The project serves to realize Resolution No. 07-NQ/TU, dated May 15th, 2026, issued by the Provincial Party Committee, which outlines policies on ethnic in conjunction with religious affairs for the 2026-2030 period, with a vision extending to 2045.
Among the 51 exceptionally disadvantaged communes, 20 ones have been selected as pilot sites (accounting for 39.2%), comprising 14 communes in the western part along with 6 ones in the eastern. The model aims for a developed economy with sustainable livelihoods; a civilized society featuring integrated infrastructure together with modern governance; a green, clean, beautiful living environment; its cultural identity preserved combined with promoted; strong national defense - security. The total expected investment for the project is approximately 5 trillion VND (comprising 2 trillion VND from the provincial budget alongside 3 trillion VND mobilized from local sources and socialized funding).
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| Comrade Y Nhuan Bya, PPC Vice Chairman, addressing the conference. |
Addressing the conference, comrade Y Nhuan Bya, PPC Vice Chairman, requested that departments, agencies, sectors, local authorities begin implementation immediately by translating the project’s objectives into practical and feasible action plans. He emphasized that executing the project is a key priority, to be carried out according to the “6-clarity” principle, clarity regarding the individuals involved, the tasks, the timeline, responsibilities, authority, and expected outcomes, while ensuring the active, central role of the local people. Relevant agencies together with localities must review coupled with develop implementation plans for 2027, submit their funding proposals to the Department of Ethnic and Religious Affairs no later than November 15th, 2026.
Translated by TRINH THUY

