Ninh Binh focuses on resolving issues hindering project progress.

Ninh Binh is focusing on reviewing and resolving long-standing and delayed projects to improve the efficiency of land and public asset use, creating new opportunities and impetus for socio-economic development.

On May 13th, the Ninh Binh Provincial People's Committee held a conference to review and summarize projects and works that are behind schedule, facing difficulties and obstacles, have long-standing issues, and pose a risk of loss and waste in the province.

According to a report from the Department of Finance, the province has actively reviewed and resolved many outstanding projects in recent times. On the Government 's system for monitoring difficult and problematic projects (System 751), Ninh Binh has so far resolved 34 out of 54 long-standing public investment projects; the remaining 20 projects are still being actively addressed.

Delegates attending the conference. Photo: Luong Hau

For off-budget projects under System 751, there are currently 62 projects facing difficulties and obstacles, with a total registered capital of approximately 41,740 billion VND and a land area of ​​over 1,535 hectares.

Through a review of urban development, housing, and residential area projects under the Ninh Binh province's housing development program for the period 2021-2030, the province is also focusing on completing procedures related to planning, land use plans, and investment approval authority to ensure consistency and compliance with legal regulations.

According to the review results of Task Force 512 of the Provincial Party Committee, the province currently has 139 public investment projects that are behind schedule and need to be addressed, mainly due to obstacles related to legal procedures, land clearance, land use, and planning.

Regarding projects outside the budget, the province currently has 3,198 valid projects; of which 937 are being implemented. Upon review, 147 projects are facing difficulties and obstacles that require further action, with a total registered capital of approximately 32,989 billion VND.

Mr. Mai Van Quyet, Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Director of the Department of Finance, delivered a speech at the conference. Photo: Luong Hau.

At the conference, delegates focused on analyzing the causes, assessing the current situation, and proposing numerous solutions to accelerate the handling of outstanding projects. Many opinions emphasized the need to review and specifically classify each group of projects to find appropriate solutions; and to strengthen the accountability of leaders in investment management, land use, site clearance, and post-investment monitoring.

Speaking at the conference, Mr. Tran Song Tung, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, emphasized that most of the projects currently behind schedule are related to historical factors spanning many periods and changes in mechanisms and policies, especially in the fields of land and investment.

The Government's issuance of Decree No. 147/2026/ND-CP guiding the implementation of specific mechanisms and policies to remove difficulties and obstacles for stalled and long-standing projects is an important basis for localities to focus on effectively addressing current "bottlenecks".

The Provincial People's Committee will establish a specialized task force to review, classify, and handle each specific project; the Vice Chairmen of the Provincial People's Committee, according to their respective fields, will directly listen to reports and direct the resolution of difficulties for each project.

Mr. Tran Song Tung, Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, gave instructions at the conference. Photo: Luong Hau

The provincial People's Committee leaders also requested that departments and agencies strengthen the review of projects that have been allocated land but are slow to be put into use; rectify the work of post-inspection and periodic investment evaluation; and at the same time review projects that have had inspection conclusions but have not been definitively resolved.

Ninh Binh province recognizes that addressing outstanding and delayed projects is of particular importance in unlocking resources, improving the efficiency of land and public asset use, enhancing the investment environment, and creating momentum for growth in the coming period.

The province continues to create favorable conditions for capable investors who are committed to implementing projects in accordance with regulations; at the same time, it resolutely handles cases of prolonged delays in implementation to avoid wasting resources and expand the potential for socio-economic development.

Source: https://baodautu.vn/ninh-binh-tap-trung-go-vuong-du-an-cham-tien-do-d595003.html