The Provincial People's Committee hears reports from units on the progress of land clearance and disbursement of public investment capital for several projects.
On the morning of June 4, Mr. Lai Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, chaired a meeting to hear reports from units on the progress of land clearance and disbursement of public investment capital for the transportation infrastructure construction projects managed by the Investment and Construction Project Management Board No. 2. It saw the participation of leaders of several departments, agencies, localities, and relevant units.
Mr. Lai Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, chairs the meeting.
The Investment and Construction Project Management Board No. 2 is currently implementing 15 transportation projects, of which 10 projects are under construction and 5 projects are in the investment preparation phase. Basically, the projects are on schedule. The total capital plan for 2026, after adjustments, has been allocated to date at VND 11,606 billion, of which VND 10,277 billion is allocated to transportation projects (VND 3,457 billion allocated to public investment projects). To date, public investment transportation projects have disbursed nearly VND 692.3 billion, reaching 20.02% of the allocated capital plan.
A representative of the Investment and Construction Project Management Board No. 2 speaks at the meeting.
A representative of the leadership of Tay Thai Ninh commune speaks at the meeting.
At the meeting, the leadership of the Investment and Construction Project Management Board No. 2 reported on the progress of land clearance for three following projects: the Phuc Khanh intersection project, the CT08 expressway project in Tay Thai Ninh commune, and the project to invest in the construction of the main road connecting to functional areas in the Thai Binh Economic Zone in Hung Phu commune. The leaders of relevant wards and communes reported on the progress, difficulties, and obstacles in the land clearance and resettlement process. The Investment and Construction Project Management Board No. 2 requested the Provincial People's Committee to report to the Provincial People's Council for early approval of the land price list so that localities have sufficient basis to develop compensation, support, and resettlement plans; and promptly address the supply and price of materials for key provincial projects, especially sand and crushed stone aggregate.
Concluding the meeting, Mr. Lai Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, gave specific instructions on the timeline for land clearance for the three projects. He requested that localities with projects passing through them mobilize the entire political system to decisively participate in directing and resolving difficulties and obstacles in land clearance for the projects, identifying this as one of the top priority political tasks, focusing leadership, direction, and implementation efforts. To proactively address issues within their jurisdiction to ensure disbursement progress according to plan and handover of land for construction. Departments and agencies, in coordination with the Investment and Construction Project Management Board No. 2, continues to guide and support investors and relevant units in resolving administrative procedures during project implementation, especially for key and urgent projects, ensuring the completion of set milestones. The Department of Agriculture and Environment takes the lead in guiding localities to expedite the process of extracting, measurement, determining land origin, valuing land, and approving compensation and resettlement support plans according to regulations.
