The Provincial People's Committee hears a report on planning work and the implementation of commercial housing projects and urban areas in the province.

The leaders and delegates attend the meeting.

The meeting drew the attendance of Mr. Nguyen Hung Nam, the Provincial Party Committee’s Member and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; and leaders of several relevant departments, agencies, and localities.

According to the report from the Department of Construction, in the implementation of the adjusted Hung Yen Provincial Master Plan for the period of 2021-2030, with a vision to 2050, by 2030 the province will have 18 urban areas and 44 rural communes. Currently, the Department of Construction is organizing the preparation and adjustment of general planning for 15 urban areas with a scope encompassing two or more commune-level administrative units, expected to be completed in 2026.

The delegates attend the meeting.

The entire province currently has 103 projects underway with a total area of ​​over 3,817 hectares and a total investment of nearly 402,000 billion VND. The province is organizing bidding to select investors for 19 projects with a total area of ​​over 601 hectares and a total investment of approximately 229,677 billion VND.

According to the land use fee collection plan in 2026, there are 23 projects that are expected to generate revenue of nearly 34,749 billion VND, of which 20 projects are guaranteed to have land allocated and land use fees collected in 2026; 3 projects are still facing difficulties and obstacles related to land clearance and investment implementation plan.

Comrade Nguyen Hung Nam, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, delivers a speech at the meeting.

Leader of the Department of Construction reports at the meeting.

Leader of Thai Binh ward reports at the meeting.

Leader of My Hao ward reports at the meeting.

Representative of businesses reports at the meeting.

At the meeting, delegates focused on discussing and reviewing the progress of land clearance, the progress of projects performance to generate revenue, the work of land prices determination, land use fees collection, and the difficulties and obstacles arising during the implementation of projects.

In his concluding remarks, Comrade Nguyen Manh Quyen, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, emphasized that Hung Yen province is focusing on development according to the orientation of three growth poles, in which transportation infrastructure plays an important driving role, creating new development space, attracting investment and promoting socio-economic development. Investing in strategic transportation infrastructure will create room for the development of urban areas, residential areas, and services, contributing to the efficient exploitation of land resources, attracting investment resources, improving land use efficiency, and creating momentum for sustainable development of the province in the coming period.

Comrade Nguyen Manh Quyen, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, delivers a directive speech at the meeting.

Comrade Nguyen Manh Quyen, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, requested that departments, agencies, and localities enhance their sense of responsibility, innovate working methods, and promote the application of digital transformation in management and administration; regularly inspect and evaluate the progress of assigned tasks, and promptly resolve any arising difficulties and obstacles.

He requested that departments, agencies, and localities focus on reviewing and perfecting planning work, ensuring consistency and uniformity with the province's development orientation. The Department of Construction proactively monitors and keeps a close watch on the implementation of projects, promptly compiling any difficulties and obstacles that arise, and advising the Provincial People's Committee on how to resolve them; it also strengthens efforts to urge localities and investors to accelerate the progress of project implementation. The Department of Agriculture and Environment focuses on guiding localities and investors to complete land-related documents and procedures; promptly determining land prices for projects that have been allocated land; and coordinating to resolve obstacles related to mechanisms and policies, ensuring the timely collection of land use fees according to plan.

Localities proactively ensure security and order, focus on land clearance, and develop specific roadmaps for each project; investors allocate sufficient resources, strictly fulfill financial obligations, and accelerate construction progress, contributing to the achievement of urban development goals, promoting economic growth, and ensuring the province's budget revenue in 2026 and subsequent years.