Provincial merger

Politburo member and Standing member of the Secretariat Tran Cam Tu signed and issued Conclusion 127-KL/TW of the Politburo and the Secretariat on the implementation of research and proposal to continue implementing the reorganization of the apparatus of the political system. Photo: VNA

The Politburo assigned the Government to develop a project to merge provinces

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Conclusion 127-KL/TW states requirements on the content and progress of the implementation of the project to merge a number of provincial-level administrative units, not district-level organizations.

Research on removing district levels and merging some provinces. Illustrative photo: Nguyen Quang

Abolish district-level, commune-level civil servants must be professional and dynamic

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Public opinion is interested in the Politburo and the Secretariat's request to study the removal of district-level areas; and orient the merger of some provinces.

The research and arrangement of the apparatus and administrative units aims to better serve the people. Illustrative photo: Hai Nguyen

Abolishing district level and merging provinces is a strong breakthrough

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The study of arranging the removal of district level and merging a number of provincial-level administrative units is considered a strong breakthrough, creating new momentum for the country's development.

Prof. Dr. Tran Ngoc Duong said that it is possible to merge provinces before the 14th National Party Congress. Photo: Pham Dong

Proposal to merge provinces before the 14th National Party Congress

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In response to the request to study the orientation of merging a number of provincial-level administrative units, Prof. Dr. Tran Ngoc Duong said that it could be done before the 14th Congress.

The establishment of Ha Nam Ninh province was previously carried out on the basis of merging the three provinces of Ha Nam, Nam Dinh and Ninh Binh. In the photo is a corner of Phu Ly City, Ha Nam Province. Photo: Hanam.gov.vn

It is not necessary for any province to merge into that province as before

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The former Deputy Minister of Home Affairs said that implementing the merger does not necessarily require any province to return to the previous one but to arrange in accordance with the characteristics of the provinces.