Ho Chi Minh City does not sell surplus headquarters, prioritizes converting functions to serve people

VTV.vn - Ho Chi Minh City affirmed that it will not sell the headquarters and surplus land after the merger, but will convert their functions and reclaim them for effective exploitation to serve education, healthcare, and culture.

According to the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Finance, the arising real estate facilities are being reviewed and solutions are being developed to avoid loss and waste of public assets, while ensuring that the operations of administrative agencies and public services are not interrupted.

Ho Chi Minh City affirmed that it will not sell headquarters and surplus real estate after merging administrative units, but will coordinate, convert functions or reclaim them for effective management and exploitation.

The city requires making the most of the existing headquarters fund, prioritizing the arrangement for education , health care, and community culture. Headquarters that exceed the standards can be shared or transferred to other units. If there is no specific plan, the assets will be handed over to the Center for Housing Management and Construction Inspection or the Center for Land Fund Development for reception and exploitation.

According to the Government 's report, by the end of 2024, there will be 62,739 establishments nationwide that have not yet had their arrangement and handling plans approved. Ho Chi Minh City alone currently has 1,087 offices and public service establishments, which are being fully reviewed to determine excess or deficient assets compared to standards, as a basis for conversion to serve people's needs.

This policy aims to improve the efficiency of management and use of public assets, limit waste and meet urban development requirements.

Source: https://vtv.vn/tp-ho-chi-minh-khong-ban-tru-so-doi-du-uu-tien-chuyen-doi-cong-nang-phuc-vu-dan-sinh-100250923120909475.htm