The Provincial People's Committee meets to assess the implementation of key projects
On the afternoon of July 8, the Provincial People's Committee held a meeting to assess the implementation of key projects in the area. Comrade Nguyen Khac Than, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee chaired the meeting.
Comrade Nguyen Khac Than, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, speaks at the meeting.
The meeting was attended by Vice Chairmen of the Provincial People's Committee; leaders of relevant departments, branches and units.
At the meeting, leaders of departments and branches reported specifically on the implementation progress, difficulties and obstacles in the implementation of projects, especially those related to site clearance, disbursement of public investment capital, construction material sources, etc. Leaders of the Provincial People's Committee and delegates focused on discussing and proposing solutions to speed up the progress of key projects such as: the Ring Road No. 4 - Hanoi Capital Region; Tan Phuc - Vong Phan road (assigning to the provincial road No. 378); Ninh Binh - Hai Phong Expressway (the section passing through Nam Dinh and Thai Binh, under the form of public-private partnership (PPP) and other important projects; preparing conditions to start construction of the road from Thai Binh city to Hung Ha district connecting with Hung Yen province; the road connecting cultural heritage, tourism and economic development along the Red River...
Concluding the meeting, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Khac Than emphasized: Key projects play a key role in promoting growth, socio-economic development, expanding development space and improving infrastructure connectivity capacity. Therefore, relevant departments, branches, localities and units need to enhance their sense of responsibility, focus on accelerating progress, and ensuring project quality.
He requested that the Vice Chairmen of the Provincial People's Committee who were assigned to be in charge of the projects need to regularly grasp the situation and proactively direct the handling of problems arising during the implementation process. Departments, branches and localities speed up construction to make up for the slow progress of projects; at the same time, promote propaganda about the meaning and importance of the projects, create consensus and support among the people, especially the people in the project area.
Regarding specific solutions, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested that for each project, it is necessary to build a progress critical path, determine clear goals and deadline, associated with specific responsibilities of each agency, unit, and locality, especially the role of the commune-level government.
For key traffic projects in Thai Binh province (before the merger), the Land Fund Development Center No. 2 and the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2 were assigned to focus human resources and speed up site clearance. For projects in Hung Yen province (before the merger), the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 1, the Department of Agriculture and Environment, and the Land Fund Development Center No. 1 were assigned to coordinate in reviewing and studying the decentralization of management to the commune level in accordance with regulations.
He assigned the Department of Justice to urgently review and advise the Provincial People's Committee to complete appropriate mechanisms and policies to effectively carry out projects. The Department of Construction is the focal point for monitoring the progress of key transport projects; the Provincial Industrial Park Management Board monitors the progress of industrial park projects; the Department of Industry and Trade monitors the progress of industrial cluster projects, periodically summarizes and reports to the Provincial People's Committee according to regulations.
For ongoing projects, investors are required to build specific progress critical path, clearly defining implementation responsibilities. For projects expected to start construction in August and September 2025, it is required to review plans, select capable and experienced investors, and prepare all conditions to ensure timely commencement.
He assigned the Department of Agriculture and Environment to review the reserves of river sand mines in the area to organize auctions, prepare materials for construction; at the same time, research and propose the use of alternative materials for construction sand, based on environmental impact assessment and assurance of quality project.
