Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha directs on pressing issues at the My Dinh Sports Complex.

The announcement stated that on May 31, 2023, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha chaired a meeting to address some difficulties and obstacles facing the National Sports Complex. The Deputy Prime Minister concluded as follows: The complex is a nationally important project. The Government, specifically the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, is responsible for investing in a comprehensive and modern facility, while also establishing regulations for its scientific and efficient management and use.

My Dinh Stadium is currently resolving its difficulties regarding tax debt issues.

Only report to the Prime Minister on matters beyond your authority.

The Government Inspectorate issued Conclusion No. 106/KL-TTCP on May 11, 2021, which pointed out a number of difficulties, obstacles, limitations, weaknesses, and violations that need to be addressed and rectified promptly. In implementing the inspection conclusion, based on the results of the overall review and assessment of the management and use of the facilities, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism needs to clarify and categorize each group of issues that need to be resolved; proactively coordinate with relevant agencies to promptly handle issues within its functions, duties, and regulations; and only report to the Prime Minister on issues exceeding its authority.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha requested that the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism pay attention to the following tasks: closely coordinate with the Hanoi People's Committee to review and handle the adjustment of the complex's planning, ensuring compliance with regulations, effectiveness, and feasibility. Lead and coordinate with the Ministry of Finance and relevant agencies to urgently develop a financial autonomy plan for the complex, consistent with its operational model and assigned functions and tasks. Lead a comprehensive review of the signing and implementation of joint venture and partnership contracts; clarify the legal basis, necessity, and effectiveness of this model; proactively and promptly address any obstacles related to ongoing contracts in accordance with regulations; lead and coordinate with relevant agencies to agree on a solution and report to the Prime Minister on cases exceeding their authority.

The Aquatic Sports Center - one of the two main components of the complex.

The Ministry of Public Security also got involved.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha directed the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to take the lead and coordinate with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the Government Inspectorate, and the Hanoi People's Committee to review and clarify the land area of ​​the complex subject to land lease fees as stipulated. Based on this, they should agree on a plan to propose to the competent authorities for handling the outstanding land lease fees. They should proactively review the allocated medium-term capital plan and the capital needs for projects within the complex; based on this, they should coordinate with the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Planning and Investment, and relevant agencies to handle, balance, and reallocate capital appropriately according to their authority and regulations.

Continue to implement Conclusion No. 106/KL-TTCP of the Government Inspectorate on the principle that clear and agreed-upon issues must be seriously and promptly implemented; for unclear issues, proactively work with the Government Inspectorate and relevant agencies to receive feedback and provide explanations as prescribed.

The Deputy Prime Minister instructed the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Planning and Investment, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the Government Inspectorate, the Ministry of Construction, the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Public Security, and the Hanoi People's Committee, according to their assigned functions and duties, to proactively coordinate, support, and guide the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in the implementation of the above-mentioned contents so that the complex can be managed, exploited, and used scientifically and effectively as soon as possible.

As Thanh Nien newspaper reported, the land tax debt of the complex has now reached a huge amount, over 900 billion VND, which the unit is no longer able to pay. The unit is currently facing forced collection of invoices and freezing of accounts.

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