The meeting is expected to attract more than 500 delegates, including 150 foreigners who are ambassadors, representatives from international organizations and donors.

It will discuss a number of important issues, such as re-setting up and strengthening macroeconomy, reviewing the implementation of the Government’s Resolution 11 in the financial and monetary field, transparency in fiscal and budget policies, public investment efficiency and operation of State-owned enterprises.

Other issues on the agenda include protecting poor people from macroeconomic disorders, combating corruption in mining industry and reviewing aid efficiency.