Although not specifically discussing Ho Chi Minh City, the contents that the National Assembly is considering all directly impact the city’s ability to remove bottlenecks, especially in approving planning, improving the drainage system, expanding inter-regional transport and accelerating public investment progress. The National Assembly is “opening the road” through institutions; while Ho Chi Minh City must “go fast” through implementation.
Returning to the city's reality, dredging and renovating Ong Be and Ba Lon canals is no longer a mere technical matter. This is a vital need for tens of thousands of households, who can face great damage with just one hour of unseasonal rain or an unusual high tide. Urban beautification is therefore not only about building or upgrading works, but also about the need to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the administrative apparatus. Therefore, reforming public finance, tightening administrative discipline, increasing accountability, etc. are steps to correct from the root to create real movement in urban government administration.
In addition, the measures to implement grassroots democracy presented at this session are the “soft key” to increasing consensus in the community. When there is trust and support from the people, new urban renewal projects have favorable conditions to be implemented. At the same time, the session also discussed many social security policies such as supporting drug addiction treatment, caring for people with meritorious services, supporting health insurance for the elderly, students, etc. This is the “humane” part of urban renewal, because a beautiful city is not only shown through modern roads but also through the way the city cares for the disadvantaged.
In his closing remarks, Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Council Vo Van Minh emphasized that each resolution passed is not only a legal document but also a commitment to the people and the business community to continue to remove difficulties, improve the investment environment and promote development. Therefore, the passing of 43 resolutions also requires: 43 resolutions must be quickly implemented in life; be organized, monitored and evaluated seriously.
Ho Chi Minh City is facing a clear requirement: the renovation work must come first, and the apparatus must maintain actions with a sense of responsibility, speed and discipline. A special urban area is not only affirmed by its scale, but also by its ability to adapt and effectively implement the assigned tasks. In that context, the quick concretization of resolutions with practical results is also the expectation that Ho Chi Minh City residents place on each adopted resolution.
Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/cu-the-hoa-cam-ket-bang-ket-qua-post823544.html






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