Under the PM’s recent instruction, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), in collaboration with the Office of Government (OOG), the Ministry of Home Affairs, and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OEEC) will organize the ASEAN-OECD seminar on administrative reforms on November 25-26.
The Government chief assigned the OOG to work with the MoFA and OECD to make public a OECD report on outcomes of the implementation of the Master Plan of Administrative Procedures Simplification in the fields of state management for the period of 2007-2010 (hereinafter called Project 30).
The seminar is expected to attract around 250-300 delegates inside and outside Vietnam.
Vietnam will dispatch representatives from Project 30 working groups, 21 relevant ministries and ministerial-level agencies, 20 localities and outstanding business associations to the event.
The seminar comprises three sessions including a plenary session and a session with working groups.
The seminar will offer a playing field for participants to share ASEAN and OECD’s experience of administrative and constitutional reforms and illustrate Vietnam’s commitments to upholding the administrative reform towards a more stable and transparent investment market.