Guangyang issued the first batch of "National Treating Certificate"

Retired soldiers and other preferential treatment of Guangyang District for the initiative of the first -issue ceremony. Reporter Lu Xiaoxing Photo

Little excellent to be proved, strong in military conditions. On July 7, the first ceremony of the preferential treatment of the retired soldiers and other preferential treatment objects was held at the Guangyang District Retired Military Affairs Bureau, marking that the district's preferential certificate issuance was fully launched.

At the ceremony, the first batch of retired soldiers, Chen Jiabao, Xu Yuanlin, and Wang Guangsheng, and awarded the "National Treatment Certificate". "I am honored to get this preferential treatment certificate! This is not only a symbol of honor, but also reflects the concern and attention of the party and the country to our retired soldiers. In future work and life, I will continue to carry forward the fine traditions of the troops. Leaving the army without the party, retirement and not fading, and interpreting the spiritual appearance of retired soldiers in the new era with practical actions. "Chen Jiabao, representative of retired soldiers, said excitedly.

As of now, more than 25,000 pre -led provisions in Guangyang District have applied for more than 16,000 people. "The issuance of preferential treatment certificates reflects the concern and care of the party and the state for retired soldiers and other preferential treatment objects. Gao Xuefeng, Secretary of the Party Group and Director, said that the bureau will continue to improve the application efficiency and timely issue more preferential certificates to the hands of retired soldiers, and effectively provide high -quality service guarantee for the majority of retired soldiers. At the same time, we will improve service awareness, continue to innovate work methods, increase publicity, strengthen work effectiveness, open up the "last mile" to open up the file and provide a "last mile" to promote the implementation of various preferential policies. (Reporter Lu Xinxing editor Zhang Hongxu)

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