Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc at the meeting (Source: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc asked the Ministry of Planningand Investment (MIP) to update quarterly growth scenarios for each sectorduring the monthly government meeting in Hanoi on June 2.
Basedon such scenarios, the MIP is required to suggest specific measures tosuccessfully achieve set targets, which should be reported to the governmentbefore June 20.
Whiledevising scenarios, regional and global economic situation, trade tension,fluctuation of oil prices should be taken into consideration, thus laying a foundationfor the building of specific policies, he said.
Ministers,government members, Chairs of municipal and provincial People’s Committees wereurged to remove difficulties, cut administrative procedures to keep improving thebusiness climate.
Reiteratingthe need to curb inflation below 4 percent this year, he asked ministries,agencies and localities to closely track the market, especially farm produceand ensure the supply of key materials such as cement, iron and steel, andpetrol.
Onspeeding up public investment disbursement, he noted that those involved in notusing capital in time will be disciplined and face capital cut.
Inorder to facilitate manufacturing and trade, the PM directed continuing to cutlending rates. As black market credit is prevalent, he requested the Ministryof Public Security and the banking system to thoroughly deal with the issue.
Atthe same time, fiscal and monetary policies should be taken synchronously tostabilise the macro-economy while strengthening management and regulating the securitiesmarket.
Theleader noted that the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development musteffectively direct “yellow card” issue warned by the EU while stabilising porkprices, well managing the fertiliser market and safety of dykes before the rainyseason.
TransportMinister Nguyen Van The was asked to continue collecting public opinions andconsider names for BOT fee collection stations, instead of using the name “pricecollection stations”.
Inculture, sport and tourism, the PM directed working out measures to access keytourist markets and seriously dealing with issues in the Vietnam FootballFederation.
Theleader reminded units concerned to ensure safety of pupils during summertime,especially drowning prevention. The Ministry of Education and Training mustdeal with the shortage of toilets and the issue of substandard toilets inschools, he said.
Localitiesmust continue strictly dealing with deforestation cases involving officials andParty members while inspecting food safety to ensure public health, andhandling violations in fire prevention and control, especially duringsummertime.
Governmentmembers, Chairs of People’s Committees, officials and cadres nationwide wereurged to seriously abide by the Resolution adopted by the fourth plenum of theParty Central Committee on Party building, prevention of moral and lifestyledegradation, and accelerating the combat against corruption and negativephenomena.
Heassigned the government’s two working groups to oversee assigned tasks,especially important ones in ministries, agencies and localities this year toreport to the government’s monthly meetings. -VNA
Basedon such scenarios, the MIP is required to suggest specific measures tosuccessfully achieve set targets, which should be reported to the governmentbefore June 20.
Whiledevising scenarios, regional and global economic situation, trade tension,fluctuation of oil prices should be taken into consideration, thus laying a foundationfor the building of specific policies, he said.
Ministers,government members, Chairs of municipal and provincial People’s Committees wereurged to remove difficulties, cut administrative procedures to keep improving thebusiness climate.
Reiteratingthe need to curb inflation below 4 percent this year, he asked ministries,agencies and localities to closely track the market, especially farm produceand ensure the supply of key materials such as cement, iron and steel, andpetrol.
Onspeeding up public investment disbursement, he noted that those involved in notusing capital in time will be disciplined and face capital cut.
Inorder to facilitate manufacturing and trade, the PM directed continuing to cutlending rates. As black market credit is prevalent, he requested the Ministryof Public Security and the banking system to thoroughly deal with the issue.
Atthe same time, fiscal and monetary policies should be taken synchronously tostabilise the macro-economy while strengthening management and regulating the securitiesmarket.
Theleader noted that the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development musteffectively direct “yellow card” issue warned by the EU while stabilising porkprices, well managing the fertiliser market and safety of dykes before the rainyseason.
TransportMinister Nguyen Van The was asked to continue collecting public opinions andconsider names for BOT fee collection stations, instead of using the name “pricecollection stations”.
Inculture, sport and tourism, the PM directed working out measures to access keytourist markets and seriously dealing with issues in the Vietnam FootballFederation.
Theleader reminded units concerned to ensure safety of pupils during summertime,especially drowning prevention. The Ministry of Education and Training mustdeal with the shortage of toilets and the issue of substandard toilets inschools, he said.
Localitiesmust continue strictly dealing with deforestation cases involving officials andParty members while inspecting food safety to ensure public health, andhandling violations in fire prevention and control, especially duringsummertime.
Governmentmembers, Chairs of People’s Committees, officials and cadres nationwide wereurged to seriously abide by the Resolution adopted by the fourth plenum of theParty Central Committee on Party building, prevention of moral and lifestyledegradation, and accelerating the combat against corruption and negativephenomena.
Heassigned the government’s two working groups to oversee assigned tasks,especially important ones in ministries, agencies and localities this year toreport to the government’s monthly meetings. -VNA
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