On the morning of November 4, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired the regular Government meeting for October 2023. Also attending the meeting were Politburo members, Party Central Committee Secretaries, Party Central Committee members, Deputy Prime Ministers, Government members, leaders of ministries, ministerial-level agencies, Government agencies, Comrade Dinh Van An - Assistant to the General Secretary, leaders of the Central Economic Committee, the Economic Committee, the Finance-Budget Committee of the National Assembly, and the National Assembly Office.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chairs the regular Government meeting in October 2023.
According to the program, the meeting focused on discussing: Socio-economic situation in October and 10 months of 2023, implementation of the socio-economic recovery and development program, allocation and disbursement of public investment capital, and implementation of 3 national target programs.
In his opening speech, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stated that in October, there were many important economic, political, social and foreign affairs events, especially the successful 8th Central Conference, the ongoing 6th Session of the 15th National Assembly, and vibrant foreign affairs activities...
"Through the vote of confidence, the National Assembly and voters expect and expect more from the Government. Therefore, we have made a determination and must be even more determined. We have made an effort and must make even more effort. We have made an effort and must make even more effort. We must focus on solving key and central tasks, completing them thoroughly and effectively, and improving the material and spiritual lives of the people," the Prime Minister emphasized.
According to the Prime Minister, in October, the world situation continued to change rapidly, complicatedly, with more difficulties and challenges than opportunities and advantages, with increasing economic, political and social risks, having a major impact on a global scale. Meanwhile, domestically, our country is a developing country, with an economy in transition, starting from a low base, with a modest scale, high openness, limited resilience to external shocks and limited competitiveness. The whole country carried out its tasks in the context of an economy suffering a "double impact" from unfavorable external factors and limitations that have existed for many years.
The Prime Minister stated that we only have nearly 2 months left to make every effort to best complete the tasks and goals of 2023.
The Prime Minister emphasized that in that context, thanks to the high determination, great efforts, and drastic actions of the entire Party, people, and army, the socio-economic situation in October continued to achieve positive results in many areas, maintaining the trend of each month being better than the previous month, basically achieving the general goals: Stable macro-economy, controlled inflation, promoted growth, ensured major balances; public debt, government debt, national foreign debt, and state budget deficit were well controlled.
Along with that, social security and people's lives are ensured. Prevention of corruption and negativity is promoted. Politics and society are stable; national defense and security are strengthened; social order and safety are ensured; foreign affairs and international integration are promoted; our country's prestige and international position continue to be raised.
However, the Prime Minister said that there are still some difficulties and problems, such as growth has not reached the target, production, business and enterprise operations still have many difficulties, administrative procedures are still cumbersome, some officials are still afraid of making mistakes, afraid of responsibility, avoiding and pushing work, overcoming some shortcomings is still difficult, some long-standing problems have not been completely resolved.
The Prime Minister also asked delegates to give their opinions directly on the draft Resolution of the Government at the meeting.
The Prime Minister pointed out that there are only nearly 2 months left to make every effort to best complete the tasks and goals of 2023. Therefore, the Prime Minister asked the delegates to focus on discussing, carefully analyzing, objectively and practically assessing the socio-economic situation in October and 10 months, what has been done and what has not been done, objective and subjective causes, lessons learned, identifying breakthrough and key tasks to better complete the tasks in November and December, striving to achieve the highest goal: The results in 2023 must be better than in 2022 as directed by General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.
The Prime Minister also asked delegates to give their opinions directly on the draft Resolution of the Government on the meeting, especially on the appendix of key tasks and solutions of ministries, branches and localities in the last months of 2023.
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