The Provincial People's Committee reviews and comments on the progress of several important transportation projects in the province.
On the afternoon of December 18, the Provincial People's Committee held a meeting at the Headquarters of the Provincial People's Council - the Provincial People's Committee, to hear reports on the progress of several important transportation projects in the province; and the disbursement of public investment capital for projects managed by the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2. Mr. Lai Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, chaired the meeting. In the attendance were representatives from several provincial departments, agencies, and localities.
Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Lai Van Hoan speaks at the meeting.
At the meeting, delegates heard reports on the construction progress and land clearance work for the following projects: Investment in the construction of the Ninh Binh - Hai Phong expressway, the section passing through the former Thai Binh province, under the PPP method (CT.08); investment in the construction of the road from Thai Binh ward to Hung Ha commune connecting with Pho Hien ward; Report on the disbursement of public investment capital for projects managed by the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2. Accordingly, the CT.08 project has basically completed land clearance for agricultural land in the section passing through the province. Local authorities have handed over approximately 31.2km/33.3km of land for the project. The remaining area, mainly converted land, residential land, and land for perennial crops, is being cleared by relevant units and localities. The value of construction work to date is approximately 250 billion VND.
Regarding the project to build the road from Thai Binh ward to Hung Ha commune connecting with Pho Hien ward, the units are implementing construction according to the committed schedule. Out of the total length of 18.86km, the contractor has received handover of 7km of land. Currently, the communes are approving land clearance plans and proceeding with compensation payments to households for the remaining area.
For public investment projects managed by the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2, the total public investment capital allocated to these projects in 2025 reaches over 10.3 trillion VND. Of this, nearly 6 trillion VND has been allocated to Project CT.08; and over 4.3 trillion VND to 60 projects managed by the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2. As of December 17, the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2 has disbursed over 2.7 trillion VND, reaching 61.9% of the planned capital allocated to the 60 public investment projects; and disbursed over 300 billion VND for compensation and land clearance for Road CT.08.
A representative from the Department of Industry and Trade speaks at the meeting.
During the meeting, delegates listened to reports from units and localities, and proposed solutions to overcome difficulties in land clearance and the implementation of transportation projects, accelerate the disbursement of public investment capital for projects managed by the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2. It includes focusing on completing documentation and procedures, arranging resettlement; conducting public awareness campaigns to gain people's support for project implementation; and addressing cases of violations of land regulations…
Concluding the meeting, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Lai Van Hoan requested that localities clearly define their tasks and responsibilities, focusing intensely on land clearance for Project CT.08 and the project to build a road connecting Thai Binh ward to Hung Ha commune and Pho Hien ward; promptly handing over all agricultural land for the project by December 2025; and accelerating the progress of infrastructure construction in resettlement areas to facilitate land clearance for the projects.
The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested the Construction Investment Project Management Board No. 2 and the provincial departments and agencies to closely coordinate with localities to complete the dossiers and procedures for relocating technical infrastructure in the project area; promptly support and answer questions and requests from localities, and coordinate to resolve difficulties and obstacles arising during the land clearance process. The construction contractor should concentrate manpower and machinery, ensure the supply of construction materials, and expedite construction on areas whose land is available, ensuring progress and technical requirements.
