
To ensure progress, the State Treasury requires its subordinate units to arrange for civil servants (including leaders and specialists) to work throughout the National Day holiday from August 30, 2025 to September 2, 2025.
Focus manpower on prioritizing the payment of National Day gifts and '178 leave'.
The State Treasury has just issued Official Letter No. 9823/KBNN-QLTT dated August 29, 2025, to adjust system operations and ensure that the payment of the 100,000 VND gift from the Government to the people is carried out fully and promptly before National Day on September 2nd.
Accordingly, the State Treasury has decided to temporarily suspend the plan to convert the 8-digit bank codes of commercial bank branches where the State Treasury maintains accounts. Previously, this plan was mentioned in Official Letter No. 9748/KBNN-QLTT dated August 26, 2025; however, to prioritize the task of paying out National Day gifts, the conversion will be postponed and only implemented after further notice.
The highest goal set by the State Treasury is: All gifts, whether via bank transfer or cash, must reach the people before September 2nd, 2025. The implementation must ensure speed, completeness, and accuracy in reaching the intended recipients, avoiding any delays or errors in the payment process.
To ensure timely progress, the State Treasury requires its subordinate units to assign civil servants (including leaders and specialists) to work throughout the National Day holiday from August 30, 2025 to September 2, 2025. The main task is to promptly process payments and disbursements of policy benefits to the people, without interruption.
At the same time, the State Treasury also requested a focus on facilitating the payment of policies and benefits to those affected by the reorganization of the organizational structure according to Decree No. 178/2024/ND-CP (in case of requests from budget-using units).
The State Treasury clearly instructed that civil servants in the professional departments and transaction offices must understand that the task of paying for gifts and implementing policies on this occasion is a top priority political task. Therefore, the entire system must focus on prioritizing leadership, direction, and organization of implementation in accordance with regulations, promptly and effectively, in order to ensure social welfare and strengthen the trust of the people.
The vaccine fund has a surplus of over 3.4 trillion VND, which will be remitted to the central government budget.
Alongside the distribution of National Day gifts, the State Treasury continues to demonstrate its role in transparent public financial management through the operation of the COVID-19 vaccine fund.
According to information from the State Treasury, the total amount of funds mobilized by the COVID-19 Vaccine Fund is VND 11,084 billion, including interest on bank deposits of VND 389.6 billion. Of this amount, VND 7,671.4 billion has been disbursed from the Fund, mainly for purchasing vaccines (VND 7,666.9 billion).
To date, the remaining balance of the Fund is VND 3,418 billion (including converted foreign currency and exchange rate differences), which has been remitted to the central budget as prescribed.
Previously, in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, the Prime Minister signed Decision No. 779/QD-TTg dated May 26, 2021, on the establishment of the Vietnam COVID-19 Vaccine Fund, aiming to mobilize social resources along with the State budget to serve the largest vaccination campaign in history.
From the very beginning, the Ministry of Finance entrusted the State Treasury with the responsibility of establishing and operating the Fund Management Board. The State Treasury built the financial infrastructure and control procedures, ensuring that all activities complied with the law, were transparent, and efficient.
In its leading role, the State Treasury has carried out three key tasks: centralized and scientific management, ensuring that all contributions are accounted for quickly and accurately; timely and proper disbursement of funds, so that vaccines reach the people as soon as possible; and ensuring absolute security for the entire flow of funds in the Fund.
As of June 30, 2025, the Fund had raised over 11 trillion VND, making a significant contribution to epidemic prevention and control efforts. After completing its mission, the entire remaining balance was transferred to the central government budget.
According to Resolution No. 206/NQ-CP dated July 8, 2025, of the Government, the State Treasury has completed the closing of the Fund's account, prepared financial statements, and remitted the entire balance to the State budget in September 2025. This marks the completion of the historical mission of the Vaccine Fund.
Mr. Minh
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