Date of issue: March 30, 2010
Content: Guiding The Implementation Of The Government's Decree No. 93/2009/ Nd-Cp Of October 22, 2009, Promulgating The Regulation On Management And Use Of Foreign Non-Governmental Aid.
Signed by: Minister Vo Hong Phuc
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