The conference was held both in person and online, connecting to commune-, ward-, and special-zone levels across the city on the afternoon of December 30.
In his keynote remarks, Deputy Chairman of the Party Central Committee's Inspection Commission Nguyen Hong Linh urged inspection commissions at all levels in the city to strengthen thematic supervision to enable early detection, timely warnings, reminders and corrections of minor shortcomings before they escalate into serious violations. He stressed the need to overcome any reluctance, avoidance, or fear of responsibility in inspection and supervision activities.
He also called for accelerated digital transformation, with effective implementation of data-based supervision and supervision conducted via digital platforms. Besides, the Deputy Chairman of the Party Central Committee's Inspection Commission emphasized continued efforts in training, professional development and personnel planning to build a competent and capable inspection workforce at all levels of Ho Chi Minh City.
Noting the heavy workload and high demands in 2026, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee Le Quoc Phong called for greater reactiveness, renewed inspection and supervision methods, stronger thematic oversight, and improved quality of inspection personnel, especially at the grassroots level.
Standing Deputy Secretary Le Quoc Phong further emphasized the need to sustain momentum in digital transformation within the inspection sector. Accordingly, Ho Chi Minh City will complete the necessary technical infrastructure, gradually develop and deploy digital databases, and move toward the objective of “supervision based on data and inspection conducted on data.”
