Party General Sectary Nong Duc Manh (third from left) said moral standards must be suitable for each form of work and walk of people in each social sector while chairing a conference to review the campaign to “Study and Follow President Ho Chi Minh's Exemplary Morals” on July 18.

These standards must be easy to remember and to be performed by the public, he said, adding they must not be vague.

The Party leader asked for improvement on the content and form of the work by collecting people’s opinions for officials and Party members for its higher efficiency.

Localities and offices should develop codes of ethics suitable to each job and group of people, thus ensuring that the standards are easy to remember and implement," he said.

The campaign, launched by the Party in 2007, focuses on two topics: President Ho’s thoughts, moral gestures in practising thrift, wiping out waste, embezzlement and red-tape and “innovating style of work” by Ho Chi Minh.

Over the past six months, the campaign has expanded to the whole society, creating a marked change, the leader said.

The Party leader praised a number of ministries, sectors, units, organisations and localities for their great efforts and achievements in the campaign, including the Party Central Committee’s Organisation Commission, the Office of the Party Central Committee, the Health Ministry, the Supreme’ People Court, the Government Office, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Nghe An, Ben Tre, the Vietnam Oil and Gas Group and the Post and Telecom Group.

He stressed that with boundless love and respect toward Uncle Ho, everyone should make ever greater efforts to fulfil the tasks and targets outlined in the campaign in the coming period, especially in last months of 2008.

He added that the campaign should be carried out along with the implementation of the Party's resolutions and guidelines, the State's policies as well as the four tasks and eight groups of solutions on controlling inflation, stabilising macro-economy, ensuring social security and sustainable development which were adopted at the recent seventh plenum of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee. (Nhan Dan, VNA)