Hai Phong City People's Council Committee Examines Science and Technology Draft
The Hai Phong City People's Council Culture and Social Affairs Committee discussed the new draft resolution prepared for the 5th Special Session of the 2026-2031 term.
The Hai Phong City People's Council Culture and Social Affairs Committee met to review the draft resolution on science, technology, and innovation activities prepared for consideration at the upcoming 5th Special Session.
Organization of the Meeting
The Hai Phong City People's Council Culture and Social Affairs Committee held a new meeting on the afternoon of September 17.
During this session, documents submitted for the 5th Special Session of the 17th City People's Council for the 2026-2031 term were addressed.
Participation and Chairmanship
Attendance was ensured at the critical meeting where the draft resolution submitted by the City People's Committee was reviewed.
Nguyen Cao Lan, Head of the City People's Council Culture and Social Affairs Committee, chaired the session.
Scope of the Draft
The draft resolution prepared by the Department of Science and Technology was presented to the participants.
The text determines the management and expenditure levels for science, technology, and innovation activities to be carried out using the state budget.
Content of the Articles
The general structure of the prepared draft resolution consists of a total of 4 chapters and 14 articles.
The scope of the draft details implementation subjects, principles, management expenses, and expenditure levels for supportive tasks.
Competitions and Contests
The reviewed text also includes expenses regarding the organization of technical innovation contests and competitions.
The procedures by which these expenses will be covered and supported are clearly specified among the articles of the draft.
Future Planning
This newly prepared resolution is anticipated to replace the current Resolution No. 03/2025/NQ-HĐND.
The draft text, having completed the review process, is planned to be submitted for evaluation by the City People's Council at the upcoming 5th Session.