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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh signed Decision No. 385/QD-TTg dated March 4, 2026 to establish a Working Group to ensure energy security in the face of complicated developments of the military conflict in the Middle East (Working Group). Download Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son is the Head of the Working Group to ensure energy security in the face of complicated developments of the military conflict in the Middle East. According to the Decision, Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son is the Head of the Working Group. The Standing Deputy Head is comrade Le Manh Hung, Acting Minister of Industry and Trade. Members of the Working Group include: Comrade Dang Xuan Phong, Permanent Deputy Head of the Government Office; Comrade Phan Thi Thang, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade; Comrade Do Thanh Trung, Deputy Minister of Finance; Comrade Nguyen Xuan Sang, Deputy Minister of Construction; Comrade Hoang Trung, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment; Comrade Nguyen Minh Hang, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs; Comrade Le Ngoc Son, Chairman of Vietnam National Industry and Energy Group; Comrade Dang Hoang An, Chairman of Vietnam Electricity Group; Comrade Ngo Hoang Ngan, Chairman of Vietnam Coal and Mineral Industry Group; Comrade Pham Van Thanh, Chairman of Vietnam Petroleum Group. Duties and powers of the Working Group The Working Group is responsible for helping the Prime Minister direct, urge, coordinate and coordinate among ministries and branches to solve tasks related to ensuring energy security in the crisis situation in the Middle East. Regularly monitor, evaluate and forecast the situation of implementation, inspection and synthesis; promptly resolve and remove related difficulties and obstacles to ensure adequate supply of petroleum for peoples production, business and consumption activities. At the same time, research and propose to the Prime Minister directions, solutions, mechanisms and policies to remove obstacles, proactively forecast and have flexible, timely and effective policy responses, avoid being passive or surprised about energy security, and promptly report to the Prime Minister on issues beyond authority. Implement the Other specific tasks related to energy security and as assigned and directed by the Prime Minister. Powers of the Working Group: Request ministries and agencies to report and provide relevant information, records and documents; Invite leaders of ministries and agencies to participate in meetings of the Working Group; Other powers assigned by the Prime Minister. Principles and working regime of the Working Group The Working Group is responsible to the Prime Minister for implementing the tasks specified in this Decision. The Working Group works according to a collective regime, promoting the personal responsibility of the leader; Members perform tasks on a part-time basis and are responsible for assigned tasks. The Working Group is responsible for reporting to the Prime Minister on the working situation of the Working Group, and making extraordinary reports at the request of the Prime Minister. The Deputy Prime Minister - Team Leader uses the Prime Ministers seal when signing directive documents; The Standing Deputy Leader and members of the Working Group use the seal of their ministries and agencies when signing documents to carry out assigned tasks. The Ministry of Industry and Trade is the standing agency of the Working Group; Use your apparatus to perform tasks to assist the Working Group; Develop operating regulations of the Working Group and submit them to the Group Leader for signature and promulgation; develop plans and work programs; Prepare documents, reports and draft notices of conclusions of meetings of the Working Group; synthesize and report on the general activities of the Working Group and perform a number of other tasks assigned by the Group Leader. The Working Group will self-dissolve upon completion of its tasks. This decision takes effect from the date of signing (March 4, 2026). See more Vietnam National Tourism Administration requires travel businesses to proactively respond to conflicts in the Middle East See more Conflict in the Middle East: Iran raises conditions for ending fighting, many countries call for restraint See morePV GAS ensures the supply of LPG and LNG in the context of war in the Middle East. See more. Seafood exporters respond to tensions in the Middle East. See more. Ministry of Construction requests not to organize flights over the Middle East airspace. See more. Middle East is tense, crude oil prices hit 8-month peak. See more. Temporarily suspend activities of sending workers to work in the Middle East. See more. Middle East tensions increase: Ministry of Industry and Trade requests. Enterprises diversify supply sources and markets. See more: How are affected Vietnam-Middle East flights supported? See moreConflict in the Middle East: Implications for the global economy
