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 21^st 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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