Pham Van Hoanh appointed new VIR's editor-in-chief

Leaders of 35 units under the MoF receiving decisions of appointment

Decision No.493/QD-BTC has transferred and appointed Pham Van Hoanh as VIR's editor-in-chief under the MoF.

Five deputy editors-in-chief are Le Trong Minh - former VIR'seditor-in-chief; Dinh Hung - former deputy editor-in-chief of Vietnam Finance; Bui Duc Hai, Nguyen Van Hong, and Nguyen Quoc Viet - former VIR's deputy editors-in-chief.

VIR is now under the MoF's management to inform and disseminate policies and laws on economics - finance - investment - bidding, and business activities, following the MoF's functions and tasks. This is also a channel to reflect and collect comments on the amendment and completion of regulations and policies related to economics and finance.

Pham Van Hoanh - new VIR's editor-in-chief

The MoF has just merged with the Ministry of Planning and Investment and the Commission for the Management of State Capital at Enterprises. The new ministry's functions, tasks, powers, and organisational structure are noted in Decree No.29/2025/ND-CP signed by Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc on February 24.

The MoF now manages 35 units, including VIR.

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