Board of Directors:
Director:
Mr. Tran Duc Nghia
Deputy
directors: Mr. Dinh Ngoc Doanh
Chief
accontant: Mr. Tran Huu Nghia
Functional bureaus
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Accounting & finance bureau
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Planning & investment bureau
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General affairs bureau
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Personnel bureau
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Administrative bureau
Subsidiary companies
& district P & Ts
+
Telephone & telegraph company
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Postal and newspaper distribution company
+ 2
district P & Ts
Functions and tasks
To organise, develop, manage
and run the city's posts and telecommunications network for the sake of both business
interest and public services as per the development plant assigned by the Vietnam Posts
and Telecommunications Corporation (VNPT).
To ensure smooth flow of
information and communications catering the leadership of the Party and Government offices
at all levels and to meet the communications demands in the social and economic life of
different sectors and people in the Nam Dinh province and elsewhere so that yearly targets
assigned by the higher level can be achieved.
To design & install
exchange systems, telephone cables, facsimiles and radio & data transmission
equipment.
- To
do business on equipment and materials used in posts & telecoms business and other
registered fields according to the laws.
Products and Services
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Mobile phone
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Public telephone service
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Paging service
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Flower telegram service
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Express mail service (EMS)
(domestic & international)
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Ordinary mails (domestic &
international)
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Registered mails (domestic
& international)
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Parcels (domestic &
international)
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Money transfer service by order
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Money transfer service by cable
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Public facsimile service
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Newspaper distribution service
Nam Dinh City, provincial
capital of Nam Ha, is 90km from Ha Noi via National Highway 1. In the old days, Nam Dinh
City was established as a venue for court examinations. The traditional thirst for
learning in Nam Dinh City has created for the Vietnamese nation some nationally famous
writers and poets. The most famous satirical poet Vietnam has ever produced was Tran Te
Xuong, commonly called Tu Xuong. He was born and bred in Nam Dinh City. Situated in the
northern suburbs of Nam Dinh City, Tuc Mac Village is the native village of National Hero
Tran Hung Dao. The premises of the former royal palace of Nha Tran cover tens of hectares
of land stretching from Thien Truong Temple and Co Trach Temple to Pho Minh or Chua Thap
(Stupa Pagoda). The two temples are dedicated to the Tran kings. Inside Thien Truong
Temple, there remains a written document for the prayers of the 14 Tran kings. Co Trach
Temple is dedicated to Tran Hung Dao. To develop and expand the influence of the Buddhist
religion, the Tran kings ordered the construction of Pho Minh Pagoda in the 13th century
and used it as a centre of Buddhism. In front of the pagoda is a stupa resembling a lotus
flower. On top of the stupa is a But Thap (Pen Tower) made of stones. The foundation and
the first level of the stupa are richly decorated with different types of patterns
resembling lotus flowers, dragons, sea waves and flying masses of cloud. Legend has it
that the stupa was used as the mausoleum of King Tran Nhan Ton. Situated on the
southeastern part of Nam Dinh City, Co Le Pagoda and Keo Hanh Thien Pagoda are classified
among the best architectural projects of the Buddhist religion. The province is famous for
its age-old traditional crafts and handicrafts. The villages of La Xuyen, Cat Dang and
Thanh Son are reputed for their lacquerwares, ivory carvings, mother-of-pearl inlaid
products and embroidery. Visitors often visit Nam Ha to attend the Phu Giay Temple
Festival which is organized annually between the first day and the tenth day of the lunar
third month. Phu Giay Temple is dedicated to Princess Lieu Hanh.
