Zhang Xin has been appointed deputy director of the State Mine Safety Supervision Bureau and a member of the party group

The Paper's reporter Yue Huairang

The State Mine Safety Supervision Bureau has ushered in a new deputy director.

On March 13, the surging news reporter found that the "Leadership Information" column of the official website of the State Mine Safety Supervision Bureau was updated to show that Zhang Xin had been appointed deputy director of the State Mine Safety Supervision Bureau and a member of the party group in February this year.

According to public resumes, Zhang Xin, male, Han ethnicity, native of Yucheng, Henan, was born in November 1966, joined the Communist Party of China in October 1986, and began working in July 1989. Graduated from the Department of Mechanical Engineering of Beijing Institute of Technology with a bachelor's degree in safety engineering.

Zhang Xin has worked in Henan Province for a long time, and has served as deputy director of the Henan Provincial Audit Office, member of the party group, standing committee member and vice mayor of the Zhumadian Municipal Party Committee, deputy secretary of the party group of the municipal government, secretary of the party group and deputy director of the Henan Provincial Emergency Management Department, and secretary of the party committee and deputy director of the Henan Provincial Emergency Management Department.

The former State Coal Mine Safety Supervision Bureau was renamed the State Mine Safety Supervision Bureau by the end of last year. The three plans make it clear that the State Mine Safety Supervision Bureau is a state bureau managed by the Ministry of Emergency Management and is at the deputy ministerial level.

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