GOVERNMENT
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SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIET NAM
Independence - Freedom – Happiness

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No. 23/NQ-CP
Hanoi, May 07, 2010
 
RESOLUTION
THE GOVERNMENT’S REGULAR MEETING - APRIL 2010
 
The Government on May 05, 2010 convened its regular meeting for April to discuss and decide the following issues:
1. The Government discussed and approved reports on socio-economic performance in April and the first four months of 2010; the implementation of the Government’s Resolution 18/NQ-CP dated on April 06, 2010 on key measures to stabilize macro-economy, curb inflation and achieve a GDP growth rate of 6.5% in 2010; the execution of the Resolution approved at the Government’s March 2010 regular meeting and the Government’s working agenda for April; administrative reforms in April; inspection work, settlement of complaints and accusations, and anti-corruption in April. Those reports were presented by the Minister of Planning and Investment, the Minister of Finance, the Governor of State Bank of Viet Nam, the Minister of Industry and Trade; the Minister of Home Affairs, the Government Inspector-General, and the Minister, Chairman of the Office of Government; and the Chairman of the National Financial Supervisory Commission.

The Government applauded the socio-economic achievements in April and the first four months of 2010. Industry grew at a moderate rate; agriculture-forestry-aquaculture saw stable development despites negative effects of natural calamities and epidemics; April’s export turnover achieved a year-on-year bloom of 8.9%, the so-far highest rate achieved during recent months; domestic market developed well with a high retail sale and service revenue, especially in tourism. Macro-economy was secured, prices were kept under control, and April’s CPI only increased 0.14% at the lowest rate since the beginning of the year. Monetary and foreign exchange markets remained stable; budget collection was high; and budget spending was ensured. Investment continued to be put forth. External activities were enhanced. Political security, social safety, and public life were safeguarded. Important national anniversaries and celebrations were solemnly organized, rousing pride and excitement among the public.