(HBO) - The People’s Council of Hoa Binh province on July 7 issued Resolution No. 267/NQ - HDND approving adjustments made to an investment plan for a project to restore and embellish a historical site related to the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party (LPRP) in the province. The site was where the LPRP held political training coursed and its second national congress.
The Lao delegation visitsthe revolutionary historical site where the LPRP held political training
courses and its second congress in Hoa Binh.
Accordingly, the provincial People’s
Council decided to adjust the total investment of project to over 47.1 billion VND,
to be disbursed in two phases.
In the 2016-2020, the total investment was 23 billion VND, including 18 billion
VND from the State budget, and 5 billion sourced from the local budget.
After 2020, the project will receive 24.12 billion VND sourced from the State
and local budget, and other lawful capital sources.
The provincial People’s Council asked the provincial People’s Committee to
direct the project’s investor and relevant agencies and organisations to
implement the resolution in line with the 2019 Law on Public Investment and
other regulations on project investment, construction and management.
The investor and relevant agencies were also ordered to effectively use the
investment capital, mobilise other lawful capital sources to implement the
project, prevent debts, and disburse capital sources on schedule to ensure the
project implementation schedule./.
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