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PM chats with 1,000 high-tech workers in Ho Chi Minh City

VGP – Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam are chatting with 1,000 high-tech workers in Ho Chi Minh City.

May 05, 2019 8:21 AM GMT+7

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc visits high-tech exhibition before chatting with the high-tech workers who come from seven provinces and cities across the country. Photo: VGP

Participants to the dialogue includes include representatives of ministries and agencies and localities.

This is the first time the Government chief holds dialogue with high-tech workers and the fourth time with workers in general since he took office in 2016.

The event is an opportunity for the Prime Minister to directly learn about the aspirations and proposals of high-tech workers who are considered a driving force for national development.

Particularly, the dialogue focuses on five topics: (i) corporate policies for high-tech workers, (ii) local level policies for the development of high-tech workers; (iii) high-tech workers’ policy proposals; (iv) solutions to become high-tech workers, (v) aspirations of high-tech workers.

In his opening remarks, Prime Minister Phuc asked the workers to frankly present their ideas so the Government could directly hear their true voices./.

By Ngoc Van