(HBO) - Bui Van Tinh, member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Hoa Binh provincial Party Committee, chaired a working session on May 9 that discussed the realisation of the urbanisation target and the transparency of financial plans for local property projects.
Bui Van Tinh, member of the Party
Central Committee and Secretary of the Hoa Binh provincial Party Committee,
chairs the working session.
According to the provincial Department of
Construction, the urbanisation rate in Hoa Binh reached 18 percent in 2018,
lower than the regional and national averages. Meanwhile, the resolution of the
16th provincial Party Congress and urban development plans aim at 25 percent in
2020.
Regarding the transparency of financial plans
for property projects, 45 projects have had their investment procedures carried
out in line with the Housing Law, the Government’s Decree No. 99/2015/ND-CP,
and Decision No. 08/2017/QD-UBND of the provincial People’s Committee.
Speaking at the session, Secretary of the
provincial Party Committee Bui Van Tinh emphasised the need for strong
engagement and high political resolve of the whole political system to take
drastic actions and concrete solutions to raise the urbanisation rate. Detailed
targets should be set for authorities at all levels, and administration leaders
must be responsible for implementing urban development plans.
Basing on the province’s urban planning, local
authorities need to focus on re-organising administrative units and increase
the number of urban dwellers to about 50,000. They also need to review the
process for recognising Luong Son township
of Luong Son district as
a fourth-tier urban area, while completing the plan to seek the second-tier
city status for Hoa Binh city.
The official also asked authorities to mobilise
resources for the implementation of key property projects to help raise the
urbanisation rate./.
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