On August 12, the Department of Finance of Gia Lai province said it was presiding over and coordinating with localities to count and inspect all headquarters and public assets remaining after the merger.
The province's guiding viewpoint is to prioritize the use of old public works such as cultural houses, libraries, community centers, etc. to serve people's livelihood, education or start-ups.
The province affirmed that it will handle surplus assets in accordance with regulations, avoid loss and waste; not sell offices or career facilities. Communes, wards, and units assigned to manage must arrange personnel to be on duty and protect assets.
Previously, on July 30, the Provincial People's Committee agreed to temporarily organize a permanent department of departments, branches and sectors working at a number of existing headquarters, including:
No. 02 Tran Phu, Pleiku ward (headquarters of the old Provincial People's Committee): Provincial People's Committee Office, Department of Health, Department of Foreign Affairs, Department of Education and Training.
No. 02 Hoang Hoa Tham, Pleiku ward (old headquarters of the Department of Finance): Department of Finance, Department of Ethnic Minorities and Religions, Department of Industry and Trade, Department of Home Affairs.
Inter-agency No. 17 Tran Hung Dao, Pleiku Ward: Department of Construction (1st and 5th floors), Department of Culture - Sports and Tourism (3rd floor), Department of Agriculture and Environment (4th, 6th, 7th floors), Provincial Economic Zone Management Board (2nd floor).
The Standing Department will support the Provincial People's Committee and departments and branches in implementing policies and guidelines to agencies, units, organizations and people in the area.
