Speaking at a conference on July 6 to review the implementation of the movement over the past six months of this year, Manh said positive results of the movement were made by concerted efforts of the whole population.

The movement was carried out more regularly and creatively and had more practical education aspects, he said.

Although shortcomings remained, the movement reflected the expectation of the whole population, he added.

In the next six months, ministries, agencies and local authorities should fully tap these achievements and focus on handling shortcomings to improve the efficiency of the movement.

He pointed to the need to encourage more officers and heads of ministries, agencies, localities and Party members at all levels in carrying out the movement more effectively.

The teaching of President Ho Chi Minh’s moral examples in the national education system and political institutions should be prepared carefully, lessons should be short and clear, but have enough information to provide the young generation with basic knowledge.

The National Steering Committee of the movement concluded that during the first half of this year, positive changes were created in the actions and consciousness among officers, Party members and citizens.

Measures to minimize wastefulness and prevent corruption were implemented more effectively, and administrative reform was improved in many areas thanks to the movement.

However, the movement has yet been carried out effectively in all areas. Information was not widely disseminated regularly, leading to a lack of information about the movement, particularly among workers in industrial zones, private enterprises and foreign-invested businesses.