Transport Ministry to cut nearly 400 business conditions

19/04/2018, 08:19

The Ministry of Transport has announced the elimination of 384 out of 570 business conditions overseen by the ministry, equivalent to 67.36% of the total business conditions in the area of transport.

The aviation sector sees the largest number of business conditions to be simplified and cut

The transport minister Nguyen Van The recently signed off on Decision No.767 which sets out a plan to remove and streamline regulations on business conditions in transport area.

The aviation sector carries the largest number of business conditions to be simplified and cut, accounting for 74.36% of the total business conditions of the sector. It is followed by the rail sector with 73.08% of its business conditions being cut.

Meanwhile, the road sector will have 68.5% of its business conditions eliminated, the waterway sector will remove 67.34% of its conditions, and the maritime sector will cut 65.08% of its conditions.

The multi-modal transportation services and transport of dangerous goods will see the smallest number of slashed conditions, making up 61.43% of its total conditions.

Under the decision, the Transport Ministry asks relevant agencies to promptly review and compile legal documents based on the plan for the elimination of business conditions to submit to the Government before October 30 this year.

In a meeting held by the Transport Ministry last month, Minister of Transport Nguyen Van The emphasised that the review and elimination of administrative procedures and business conditions is a regular task in creating favourable conditions for the people and enterprises, while helping to save costs and time.


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