The Dak Lak PPC has convened its regular meeting to review the socio-eco, national defence and security situation in October together with the first 10 months of 2026 while outlining tasks for the remainder of the year.

According to the report presented at the meeting, the provincial socio-eco situation remained generally stable during the first 10 months of 2026, with positive growth across several sectors. Trade and services continued to be a bright spot, with total retail sales of goods coupled with consumer service revenue reaching 182.970 trillion VND, up more than 17% and exceeding the growth scenario. Tourism attracted approximately 9.12 million visitors, generating more than 17.807 trillion VND in revenue, up around 40% while surpassing the annual target. Export turnover exceeded 2.5 billion USD, up 5.95%. Cultural, educational, healthcare and social welfare activities continued to be prioritised. National defence, security along with social order and safety were maintained, while traffic accidents declined across all three categories.

Comrade Do Huu Huy, Alternate Member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and PPC Chairman, delivering his concluding remarks at the meeting.

In his concluding remarks, PPC Chairman, comrade Do Huu Huy acknowledged the efforts of authorities at all levels, departments, localities and the business community. He also identified the ineffective mobilisation alongside utilisation of resources as the biggest bottleneck.

The Chairman urged departments, sectors together with localities to focus on five key tasks: closely monitor the growth scenario and strive to achieve the annual growth target of 10.02%, while addressing all unmet targets by the end of November; accelerate public investment disbursement, with tangible progress required in November; step up budget revenue collection, unlock land resources and resolve long-standing projects; complete key tasks for 2026 alongside make thorough preparations for the year-end regular session of the Provincial People's Council; and give due attention to cultural coupled with social affairs, proactively prepare for and respond to natural disasters, as well as ensure national defence and security.

The Chairman also called on the PPC Vice Chairmen to directly lead, inspect and urge the implementation of assigned tasks. Departments, sectors together with localities must assess performance against key performance indicators (KPIs), with agency and unit heads held accountable for work progress, quality combined with deliverables.

Translated by KHUONG THAO