What are tasks and powers of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Vietnamese state management of aid?

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• Tasks and powers of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam in state management of aid:
• Tasks and powers of the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam in state management of aid:

Tasks and powers of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam in state management of aid:

Pursuant to Article 30 of the Decree 80/2020/NĐ-CP stipulating tasks and powers of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam in state management of aid as follows: 

1. Contribute opinions on aid amounts as prescribed.

2. Participate in supervising the implementation of aid provided by foreign non-governmental organizations in accordance with aid commitments and strictly comply with registered activities of foreign non-governmental organizations with competent authorities.

3. Provide regular and adequate information on the issuance, extension, modification and supplementation of licenses to, and the operation of foreign non-governmental organizations as a basis for mobilizing and appraising aid in accordance with this Decree.

Tasks and powers of the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam in state management of aid:

Pursuant to Article 31 of the Decree 80/2020/NĐ-CP stipulating tasks and powers of the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam in state management of aid as follows: 

1. Guide and assist Vietnamese agencies and organizations in receiving and using aid amounts in accordance with Vietnamese law on protection of national security and maintenance of social order and safety.

2. Participate in appraisal and give comments to the Ministry of Planning and Investment on relevant aids before submitting to the Prime Minister for consideration and decision; participate in appraisal and give comments.

3. Coordinate with concerned agencies in inspecting, examining and supervising the reception and use of aid to ensure political security and social order and safety.

4. Perform tasks according to its competence upon detecting violations in the FNG aid receipt and use.

5. Provide relevant information as a basis for consideration during the appraisal of aid amounts to the Ministry of Planning and Investment, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Home Affairs.

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