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Le Trong Yen appointed deputy agriculture and environment minister

From Tuổi Trẻ · () Vietnamese

Translated from Vietnamese and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Le Trong Yen, standing vice chairman of Lam Dong’s People’s Committee, has been transferred and appointed deputy minister of Agriculture and Environment.
  • Minister Trinh Viet Hung cited Yen’s local leadership experience, particularly in agriculture and environmental affairs.
  • Yen said he would focus on agricultural restructuring, green growth, climate adaptation, resource management and environmental protection.

Le Trong Yen has moved from provincial administration to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, taking up a deputy minister’s post after the prime minister’s appointment.

Minister Trinh Viet Hung handed Yen the decision on September 7 on behalf of the prime minister. Hung congratulated him and highlighted his experience in leadership, management and practical administration at the local level, especially in agriculture and environmental work.

The minister said the department oversees 17 areas of state management. Its responsibilities are broad, highly cross-sectoral and directly affect economic and social development and people’s lives. He urged Yen to quickly master his new duties, use his local experience to help improve policy and implementation, and work with the ministry’s leadership to maintain unity.

I am honored and moved, and I see this as a major responsibility entrusted by the Party and state.

· Le Trong YenYen spoke after receiving his appointment as deputy minister.

Yen said he was honored and moved by the appointment, which he described as a major responsibility entrusted by the Party and state. He said his long service in what is now Dak Nong and in Lam Dong had given him practical experience in directing local economic and social development.

In his new role, Yen said he would concentrate on agricultural restructuring, green growth, climate-change adaptation, resource management, environmental protection and international commitments. Born in 1973, he holds a doctorate in land management. Before the merger of Lam Dong, Dak Nong and Binh Thuan into the current Lam Dong province, he held senior posts in Dak Nong, including director of its agriculture and rural development department, director of its natural resources and environment department, and vice chairman of the provincial People’s Committee.

I will seriously absorb the guidance and focus on agricultural restructuring, green growth, climate-change adaptation, resource management, environmental protection and international commitments.

· Le Trong YenYen described his priorities in his new position.
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Originally published by Tuổi Trẻ in Vietnamese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.