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He was accompanied by representatives of the
Government Office, the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Natural Resources
and Environment, the Ministry of Science and Technology, the Ministry of
Agriculture and Rural Development, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and the
Electricity of Vietnam Group.
Hoa Binh officials at the working session with
the Government delegation included member of the Party Central Committee and
Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Bui Van Tinh, Vice Secretary of the
provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee
Nguyen Van Quang, and Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen
Van Dung.
Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee
Nguyen Van Quang reported on local socio-economic development and the
settlement of natural disaster consequences in 2017, noting that despite
numerous difficulties, the province achieved 23 of the 24 socio-economic
development targets.
Deputy PM Trinh Dinh Dung offers Lunar New Year (Tet)
greetings to authorities and people of Hoa Binh.
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Deputy PM Trinh Dinh Dung presents gifts to
families affected by natural disasters.
Deputy PM Trinh Dinh Dung inspects the expanded
area of Hoa Binh Hydropower Plant.
Hoa Binh proposed the Deputy PM consider the
provision of 420 billion VND (18.5 million USD) in financial support for the
evacuation and resettlement of disaster-hit families, and another 340 billion
VND (15 million USD) for addressing landslides in the areas of Ong Tuong Hill
and National Highway 6.
Further briefing on local situation, Secretary
of the provincial Party Committee Bui Van Tinh asked the Deputy PM, ministries
and central agencies to further support his province to stablise the life of
people displaced from Hoa Binh Lake and pay compensation to residents who moved
their houses to serve the construction of Road 12B.
At the working session, Deputy PM Trinh Dinh
Dung recognised local socio-economic attainments, noting that Hoa Binh has
summoned efforts to address serious natural disaster consequences, thus helping
local people ease pain and losses. It has also paid attention to economic
restructuring and applied multiple models to tap its potential to boost
development.
He said in the time ahead, the province needs to
keep close coordination with ministries and central agencies to overhaul and
update the plans for each sector. It should associate its development plans
with the overall development of the Capital City Region, press on with economic
restructuring, and optimise potential to create new development driving forces.
Particularly, the province should capitalise on its potential for industry,
agriculture and services so as to make master plans for the short, medium and
long terms.
It is necessary to adapt the planning of
residential areas to the natural disaster prevention and climate change
response programme while keeping attention to the settlement of disaster
aftermath, the construction of resettlement areas, and ensuring long-term
livelihoods for locals. Hoa Binh also needs to step up the response to the
severe cold to ensure agricultural activities.
Deputy PM Trinh Dinh Dung assigned relevant
ministries to work closely with Hoa Binh to promptly assess landslide risks to
work out solutions and take measures to deal with the landslide-hit areas in
Ong Tuong Hill and National Highway 6.
As part of his working visit, Deputy PM Trinh
Dinh Dung visited and presented Tet gifts to people of Khanh hamlet in Phu
Cuong commune, Tan Lac district. He also inspected the expanded area of Hoa
Binh Hydropower Plant and a landslide-hit area in Ong Tuong Hill of Hoa Binh
city./.
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