Excerpted Report on Party Organization at a Zone Assembly (June 1976), lays out a precise strategic vision for transforming the Zone’s agricultural base, aiming for an unprecedented yield of three tons of paddy per hectare, a critical benchmark in the push toward complete self-reliance and the foundation of modern socialist agriculture. Beyond economic goals, the text reveals the Party’s deep understanding of class composition, mass mobilization, and the permanent necessity of vigilance against internal and external enemies. With over 509,000 hectares of arable land targeted and the deployment of unified Party, military, and mass forces to the cooperatives, this assembly demonstrated that the Kampuchean revolution was not merely defensive, but proactively constructing a sovereign, independent socialist society—immune to both imperialist sabotage and Vietnamese subversion.