Nhat Tan bridge in Hanoi (Source: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – Hanoi’s industrialproduction index rose by 7.8 percent in the first five months of this year,said Director of the municipal Department of Planning and Investment NguyenManh Quyen.
Total retail and services revenue increased10.4 percent to 983 trillion VND (43.68 million USD), compared to 7.4 percentin the same period last year.
The city lured 860 million USD in foreigndirect investment and granted licenses to 225 projects worth 529.2 million USD.There were 27 projects using non-State capital valued at 27 trillion VND and while13 others registered additional capital of 1.98 trillion VND. Total Statebudget collection was estimated at 92.4 trillion VND.
Foreign tourist arrivals in the capital hit1.92 million, up 27.3 percent annually.
The city ranked 13th in the provincialcompetitiveness index, up one place, and moved up one slot to second in theprovincial administrative reform index among 63 cities and provincesnationwide.
It generated jobs for 89,000 people, or 58.5percent of the yearly plan and approved national fund loans worth 578 billionVND to create jobs to 21,900 workers. About 15,500 people who served the nationreceived benefits.
Up to 250 billion VND in housing support wasprovided for poor households via the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies.
Since early this year, 296,370 healthinsurance cards have been issued to the poor and those subject to social protection.As many as 261 people received care in social protection establishments.
Hanoi approved a plan to simplify 61administrative procedures in seven State management fields and announcedseveral amended and supplemented administrative procedures under the managementof the municipal Department of Information and Communications and PublicHealth.
Between now and the year’s end, the citywill continue strengthening discipline, stepping up administrative reform tooffer optimal support to businesses and people, renovating apparatus to improvethe efficiency of legal enforcement and leadership of departments and agencies.
It will also take measures to improve businessclimate and competitiveness.
The city will step up supply-demandconnectivity programmes, facilitate capital access to manufacturing and tradeand accelerate construction and disbursement in key projects.
During the monthly meeting, Chairman of themunicipal People’s Committee Nguyen Duc Chung urged localities to hastendisbursement in construction and site clearance.
The municipal Department of Home Affairs wasasked to rearrange health stations in ward and district levels and further cutadministrative procedures./.
Total retail and services revenue increased10.4 percent to 983 trillion VND (43.68 million USD), compared to 7.4 percentin the same period last year.
The city lured 860 million USD in foreigndirect investment and granted licenses to 225 projects worth 529.2 million USD.There were 27 projects using non-State capital valued at 27 trillion VND and while13 others registered additional capital of 1.98 trillion VND. Total Statebudget collection was estimated at 92.4 trillion VND.
Foreign tourist arrivals in the capital hit1.92 million, up 27.3 percent annually.
The city ranked 13th in the provincialcompetitiveness index, up one place, and moved up one slot to second in theprovincial administrative reform index among 63 cities and provincesnationwide.
It generated jobs for 89,000 people, or 58.5percent of the yearly plan and approved national fund loans worth 578 billionVND to create jobs to 21,900 workers. About 15,500 people who served the nationreceived benefits.
Up to 250 billion VND in housing support wasprovided for poor households via the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies.
Since early this year, 296,370 healthinsurance cards have been issued to the poor and those subject to social protection.As many as 261 people received care in social protection establishments.
Hanoi approved a plan to simplify 61administrative procedures in seven State management fields and announcedseveral amended and supplemented administrative procedures under the managementof the municipal Department of Information and Communications and PublicHealth.
Between now and the year’s end, the citywill continue strengthening discipline, stepping up administrative reform tooffer optimal support to businesses and people, renovating apparatus to improvethe efficiency of legal enforcement and leadership of departments and agencies.
It will also take measures to improve businessclimate and competitiveness.
The city will step up supply-demandconnectivity programmes, facilitate capital access to manufacturing and tradeand accelerate construction and disbursement in key projects.
During the monthly meeting, Chairman of themunicipal People’s Committee Nguyen Duc Chung urged localities to hastendisbursement in construction and site clearance.
The municipal Department of Home Affairs wasasked to rearrange health stations in ward and district levels and further cutadministrative procedures./.
VNA
