PM requires breakthroughs in anti-corruption in 2010
VGP – The Central Steering Committee for Anti-corruption today convened its 12th meeting to review its performance in 2009 and map out the follow-up missions.
The meeting was presided
over by PM Nguyễn Tấn Dũng and his deputy Trương Vĩnh Trọng, who are
respectively Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Committee.
PM Dũng underlined the need
of focusing on perfecting State management regimes, mechanisms and policies in
such “sensitive” fields like land management and use, customs, budget
collection and spending, and construction investment.
“The requirement is that,
in 2010, we must create breakthroughs [in the anti-corruption work] and
minimize corruption in those fields,” stressed the Government chief.
He also placed importance on the abrogation of troublesome administrative procedures which are, as he noted, “loopholes for dirty officials to make corrupt use…”
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PM Nguyễn
Tấn Dũng (1st from right) in a sideline discussion with members of the Central Steering
Committee for Anti-corruption, at the 12th
meeting of the Committee,
Hà Nội, January 14, 2010 – Photo: VGP/Đình Hải |
Major tasks in Q1
Concluding its 12th
meeting, the Central Steering Committee for Anti-corruption put forth some key
missions to be done in the first quarter.
Accordingly, a nationwide
conference will be held to evaluate outcomes of the anti-corruption work.
It will also urge and
supervise ministries and local authorities to prevent corrupt acts which can mushroom
during the upcoming Lunar New Year festival.
