The Provincial People's Committee holds a meeting on the progress of land clearance for the Khoai Chau Urban, Ecotourism, and Golf Course Complex Project.
On the morning of March 11th, Mr. Nguyen Hung Nam, the Provincial Party Committee’s Member and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, chaired a meeting to hear a report on the progress of land clearance for the Khoai Chau Urban, Ecotourism, and Golf Course Complex Project. It saw the participation of leaders from relevant departments, agencies, and localities.
The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and delegates attend the meeting.
According to the report at the meeting, the Khoai Chau Urban, Ecotourism, and Golf Course Complex Project has a total land acquisition area of approximately 558 hectares. To date, units and localities have issued land acquisition notices for nearly 510 hectares; prepared compensation and support plans for land, assets, and crops on nearly 450 hectares; publicly posted compensation and support plans for nearly 200 hectares; and made compensation and support payments for over 83 hectares. Simultaneously, localities have relocated more than 3,500 graves to facilitate the project implementation.
At the meeting, delegates focused on discussing and clarifying difficulties and obstacles in the implementation process, especially in determining land ownership, preparing and approving compensation and support plans; and proposing solutions to accelerate land clearance progress and ensuring that the conditions for project construction are met as planned.
Leaders of departments and agencies participate in the discussion.
Concluding the meeting, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Hung Nam requested relevant departments, agencies, and localities to enhance their responsibility, strictly comply with legal regulations and the leadership and direction of the province in the implementation of the project. Specifically, it is necessary to urgently review and clearly identify the land ownership to develop a compensation and support plan for the remaining area, ensuring transparency, compliance with regulations, and striving to complete the land clearance for the project by the end of April 2026.
The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee gives directives at the meeting.
The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee also requested relevant departments and agencies to strengthen inspection, supervision, and close coordination with local authorities in implementing land clearance work according to the set schedule; and to be held accountable to the Provincial People's Committee if any delays occur during the implementation process.
