(HBO) – The People’s Committee of Hoa Binh province has announced decisions to appoint new director and deputy director of the provincial Department of Industry and Trade, and deputy director of the provincial Department of Finance.
The provincial People’s Committee
has appointed permanent vice chairman of the provincial Party Committee’s
Inspection Commission Pham Tien Dung as the new director of the Department of
Industry and Trade for a 5-year term. At the same time, deputy director of the
provincial People’s Council’s Commission for Economics and Budget has been
appointed as new deputy director of the department.
Bui Van Thang, Vice Secretary of
the Party Committee and Chairman of the People’s Committee of Lac Son district,
has been appointed as new deputy director of the provincial Department of
Finance.
The decisions came into effect
from December 4, 2018.
Vice
Chairman of the Hoa Binh People’s Committee Bui Van Khanh presents decisions
and flowers to newly-appointed officials.
Vice Chairman of the Hoa Binh
People’s Committee Bui Van Khanh presented the decisions and flowers to
newly-appointed officials and extended congratulations to them on behalf of the
provincial leaders.
The Departments of Industry and
Trade, and Finance are the province’s key bodies, Khanh said. The appointments
take place at the time when the province is reviewing its mid-term performance
and the two bodies are responsible for fulfilling many goals of the province,
and are necessary steps to prepare personnel for the time ahead, he added.
Khanh urged the newly-appointed
officials to promptly keep up with their new work and strive to unite their
staff for the goals to be fully achieved./.
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