Chairman of the Member Council of Petrovietnam Le Ngoc Son runs for 16th National Assembly deputy in Electoral Unit No. 4, Ho Chi Minh City
WVR - Le Ngoc Son, Party Secretary and Chairman of the Member Council of the Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (formerly known as Petrovietnam), has been nominated to run for the 16th National Assembly deputy in Electoral Unit No. 4, Ho Chi Minh City.
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| Action plan of the 16th National Assembly candidate, Chairman of Petrovietnam's Members' Council Le Ngoc Son. |
With nearly 30 years of experience in the industrial and energy sectors, Le Ngoc Son has developed an action plan aimed at sustainable development, closely linking economic growth with ensuring national energy security and improving the living standards of the people. With a strong sense of responsibility, determination, and a desire to contribute, Le Ngoc Son commits that, if entrusted by voters, he will strive to bring his professional expertise and practical experience to the National Assembly, contributing to serving the interests of the people and promoting the country’s sustainable development.
Previously, at conferences held to gather comments and votes of confidence from voters at both the place of residence and workplace for those nominated to run for the 16th National Assembly deputy, 100% of voters in Hoang Mai Ward (Hanoi) and voters from the management and executive apparatus of Petrovietnam unanimously voted to nominate Le Ngoc Son as a candidate. Voters assessed him as an official with firm political integrity, good moral qualities, and a strong sense of responsibility in his work. They also recognized his professional competence, management experience, and credibility throughout his career as well as within the local community.
These results not only affirm his personal reputation but also demonstrate voters’ trust in the leadership of a leading enterprise. The participation of a representative from a pioneering unit in the industrial–energy sector in the nation’s highest legislative body is expected to help strengthen public confidence in the country’s development and nation-building efforts in the coming period.
