9-8, Mr. Nguyen Van Thanh, Vice Chairman of Provincial People’s Committee chaired the meeting with the Department of Finance on the implementation of tasks in the first 7 months of the year 2011 and the key tasks in the last 5 months.
Mr Nguyen Van Thanh, Vice Chairman of Provincial people’s Committee sum up the meeting As reported by the Department of Finance, in the first seven months of the year 2011, the total state revenues in the province reached VND 17,000 billion (76% estimate by 123% over the same period), local budget for the 7 months was over VND 5,000 billion (67% estimate, an increase of 56% over the same period). Finance Department has received and distributed implementation guidance, timely evaluation of the regular budget expenditures in 2011 to 210 units with a total cost estimate is VND 1,500 billion; make revenue and expenditure of revenues career reached 143 billion to ensure accurate and timely regulations. Department of Finance also accelerated the implementation of administrative reform. Department examined and urge to control the administrative procedures under the control, review and control of administrative procedures for reporting to the province. In addition, the Department of Finance has advised the Provincial People’s Committee to implement the Resolution of the Government 11/NQ-CP; assign save 10% recurrent budget in 9 months of 2011 for the units and the districts, towns and cities with a total cost saving over 52 billion ...
Conclusion meeting, Mr. Nguyen Van Thanh, highly appreciated the results achieved in the first seven months of the Department of Finance in 2011, contributing significantly to the fulfillment of economic goals - local politics in 2011. Mr.Thanh recommended Department of Finance should continue to affirm and promote better role and advisory function for the leadership and direction of the PPC security budget, the firm created budget for the province to intensify cooperation with other branches and localities to continue to contribute to the socio - economic development of provinces.
