Ms. Ho Thi Kim Thoa retired from September 1st.

Former Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade - Ho Thi Kim Thoa will retire under the social insurance regime from September 1.

Information from the Ministry of Industry and Trade said that this agency has issued a decision on Ms. Ho Thi Kim Thoa's retirement under the social insurance regime from September 1. According to this agency, after the Prime Minister dismissed her from the position of Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade on August 16, Ms. Thoa is a civil servant under the management authority of the Ministry and is no longer subject to retirement at an older age for civil servants according to the provisions of Decree 53/2015.

"Therefore, according to the provisions of the Law on Civil Servants, the Labor Code and Social Insurance, Ms. Thoa is eligible to retire and enjoy social insurance benefits," the Ministry of Industry and Trade affirmed.

Ms. Ho Thi Kim Thoa retired under the insurance regime from September 1.

A day ago, Deputy Minister Do Thang Hai also confirmed that the agency is considering the decision to fire Ms. Thoa.In fact, right after the meeting of the Central Inspection Committee, Ms. Thoa wrote a resignation letter but it was not accepted because it was under disciplinary review.

A source from the Ministry of Industry and Trade said that since being dismissed from her position as Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade in mid-August, and even though her leave had ended a long time ago, Ms. Thoa has not come to work at the office.

According to this person, Ms. Thoa also explained in the letter to the ministry's leaders about her desire to retire. Accordingly, Ms. Thoa's parents are currently in Ho Chi Minh City and she wants to spend time taking care of them. This is a completely understandable personal matter. This person also said that before the Prime Minister decided to dismiss her from the position of Deputy Minister, Ms. Thoa had little contact with people in the ministry.

At the 15th session, the Central Inspection Committee pointed out many shortcomings of Ms. Ho Thi Kim Thoa during her tenure as Party Secretary, Director of Dien Quang Light Bulb Company, Party Secretary, Chairman of the Board of Directors, General Director of Dien Quang Light Bulb Joint Stock Company (from January 2004 to May 2010). Specifically, Ms. Thoa is said to have violated the order and procedures in the equitization of enterprises, failed to report to the Ministry of Industry (now the Ministry of Industry and Trade) for handling and improperly handled the amount of loan interest waived by the bank of 6.7 billion VND.

She also failed to report to the competent authorities and improperly handled the 30 billion VND revenue from the transfer of the right to exploit and use the land at 12 Ton Dan (HCMC). At the same time, she bought shares exceeding the prescribed limit; transferredThe amount of shares is not in accordance with the provisions of the company charter...

On August 16, the Prime Minister signed a decision to dismiss Ms. Thoa from the position of Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade and requested the Minister of Industry and Trade to assign her specific tasks at the Ministry.

Previously, on August 8, the Secretariat met and decided to dismiss the position of member of the Party Committee of the Ministry of Industry and Trade and proposed the Prime Minister to dismiss Ms. Ho Thi Kim Thoa from the position of Deputy Minister.

Although retired, Mrs. Thoa andSome family members (mother, younger brother, daughter...) are holding about 11.78 million shares (34.57% of charter capital) at Dien Quang Light Bulb Joint Stock Company. The value of this asset of Deputy Minister Thoa's family is currently nearly 500 billion VND.

According to VNE