Standing Deputy PM urges creating sustainable livelihoods for ethnic minorities
NDO/VNA – Standing Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh on January 19 emphasised socio-economic

On July 2, 2026, Minister of Ethnic Affairs and Religion Nguyen Dinh Khang conducted an official visit to Lam Dong Province. The visit was part of the government's ongoing efforts to strengthen ties with local authorities and address pressing issues affecting the region.
During his visit, Minister Khang met with provincial leaders to discuss various matters, including socio-economic development, cultural preservation, and the promotion of ethnic minority rights. The minister emphasized the importance of collaboration between the central government and local administrations to ensure that policies effectively meet the needs of the people.
Lam Dong Province, known for its diverse ethnic communities and rich cultural heritage, has been a focal point for government initiatives aimed at improving living standards and fostering sustainable development. Minister Khang's discussions included strategies for enhancing local infrastructure, education, and healthcare services, particularly for ethnic minorities.
The minister expressed his commitment to supporting Lam Dong in achieving its development goals and ensuring that all communities benefit from national policies. He highlighted the significance of preserving the unique cultural identities of ethnic groups while promoting economic growth.
This visit is part of a broader initiative by the Ministry of Ethnic Affairs and Religion to engage with various provinces across Vietnam, ensuring that the voices of ethnic minorities are heard and considered in national development plans.