This was announced at ameeting held by the Steering Committee on Corporate Renovation andDevelopment in Hanoi on May 27.
Among the 16 SOEs, 10 businesses were equitised, 5 others were merged and one new business was established.
Last year, 22 SOEs were rearranged under the project.
By April 2013, the Prime Minister has approved 99 out of 101 projectson SOEs rearrangement and renovation submitted by ministries andbranches, localities and businesses, the committee said in a reportpresented at the meeting.
By May 20, the PrimeMinister has also adopted 17 out of 21 reform projects submitted byState-owned groups and corporations, including Vietnam National TextileGarment Group, Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group, Vietnam ElectricityGroup, Vietnam Rubber Group, and Vietnam Airlines Corporation, amongothers.
Addressing the gathering, Deputy PrimeMinister Vu Van Ninh, who is the head of the committee, noted that thebuilding of mechanisms and policies on re-organising SOES is laggingbehind schedule.
He also urged those SOES that already have their re-arrangement plans approved by the Prime Minister, to speed up the work.-VNA
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