Speaking at the meeting, Deputy PM Binh stated that the inspection is a regular activity and that state-owned enterprises (SOEs) under the CMSC are all key enterprises, operating in areas such as power, oil, aviation and food.
Deputy PM Binh noted that the CMSC needs to step up its supervision to ensure that the representation of state capital is exercised effectively and regularly take anti-corruption measures within its management authority.
He added that the committee needs to manage state capital strictly while creating the conditions for enterprises to enhance their business performance.
Through the inspection, the Deputy PM, along with the CMSC, wished to review and evaluate its corruption prevention work, promote the good points, and seek solutions to difficulties so as to enhance corruption prevention work at the committee.
