Steering Committee on Vietnam, UN bodies cooperation set up

15/07/2008 -- 10:14 PM

Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has signed a decision to set up a steering committee on a joint plan for cooperation between the government and United Nations agencies until 2010. The decision dated July 15 requires the steering committee to carry out seven groups of tasks, including instructing relevant agencies and localities to implement the joint plan. The steering committee will be responsible for reviewing, supervising and assessing implementation of the plan as well as defining necessary adjustments and demands for human sources. The Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment and resident coordinators of UN agencies are co-heads of the committee. The committee will hold a regular meeting every six months and make decisions on issues based on mutual consensus with the co-heads of the committee making the final decision whenever there are different points of views. The Ministry of Planning and Investment and the UN resident coordinator office in Vietnam will be clerk for the committee.-Enditem
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