(HBO) - The 21st meeting of the 16th provincial People’s Council for the 2016 – 2021 tenure, convened on April 28 with the presence of Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Ngo Van Tuan. The event was chaired by Chairman of the provincial People’s Council Bui Duc Hinh and vice chairpersons Nguyen Thi Cam Phuong and Vo Ngoc Kien.

Delegates vote to adopt resolutions submitted to the meeting.

In his opening remarks, Hinh, who is also Vice Secretary of the provincial Party’s Committee, said the 21st sitting focuses on seeking feedback on a medium-term public investment allocation plan for the next five years and consider the in-principle approval for 10 transport projects. They are very important issues for the province’s socio-economic development, he said.

Provincial People’s Council deputies then discussed the medium-term public investment allocation plan, with focus placed on identifying sources of public investment for the projects and reviewing a capital allocation plan for 2021 – 2025.

In the morning’s session, the meeting adopted a total of 11 resolutions on various matters, including the medium-term public investment allocation plan for 2021 – 2025; in-principal approval of a regional road linking Hoa Binh and Hanoi and Son La Expressway’s section connecting Hoa Binh and Moc Chau; upgrade of Vay Nua – Tien Phong inter-commune road (Da Bac district), road linking Ho Chi Minh Road and Thanh Ha Industrial Park (Lac Thuy district), Provincial Roads 440 and 450 and Road 446; construction of the first phase of roads linking Phu Cuong – Go Lao (Mai Chau district), Quang Tien – Thinh Minh (Hoa Binh city) and Luong Son – Xuan Mai.

Concluding the event, Hinh asked all-level administrations to effectively enforce the resolutions for the accomplishment of all socio-economic development goals this year and beyond./.

 

 

 


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