A UNDP regional official has reiterated the organization’s strong support for policies being carried out to strengthen the Vietnamese government’s decision making capacity amid the unfolding global financial crisis.
“More than ever, public finance and fiscal decision making processes have become more pressing, requiring careful policy analysis to develop the appropriate policies,” the United Nation Development Programme (UNDP)’s Deputy Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific Ligia Elizondo, said during her meeting with Vice Minister of Finance Tran Xuan Ha in Hanoi on October 27.
“UNDP regards the Ministry of Finance as a strategic partner in fulfilling human development objectives,” added Elizondo, who is also UNDP’s Deputy Assistant Administrator.
The UNDP official also congratulated the Vietnamese government on addressing the Millennium Development Goals and poverty reduction issues, as well as ensuring macro-economic stability and public investment through its financial policies.
She also reiterated UNDP’s commitment to the second phase of the project “Strengthening Policy Analysis Capacity in the Ministry of Finance.”
“UNDP regards the Ministry of Finance as a strategic partner in fulfilling human development objectives,” added Elizondo, who is also UNDP’s Deputy Assistant Administrator.
The UNDP official also congratulated the Vietnamese government on addressing the Millennium Development Goals and poverty reduction issues, as well as ensuring macro-economic stability and public investment through its financial policies.
She also reiterated UNDP’s commitment to the second phase of the project “Strengthening Policy Analysis Capacity in the Ministry of Finance.”
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