Ha Noi to review long-delayed projects

The Office of the Ha Noi People's Committee released the instructions of Ha Noi Mayor Tran Sy Thanh following his June 30 meeting to review the progress of extra-budgetary projects in Cau Giay District.

In the instruction, Thanh stressed the importance of closely monitoring and speeding up the implementation of extra-budgetary projects that use land.

This responsibility lies with the local People's Committee, which must issue clear guidelines for the effective execution of these projects.

"The primary goal is to accelerate investment in the comprehensive development of technical and social infrastructure in the region while minimizing the waste of land resources," he said.

Given the complexity and sensitivity of this task, which directly affects the interests of the State, businesses, and the public, it is crucial to inspect and monitor the projects thoroughly.

In this regard, Thanh expected the authorities to formulate bidding or auction plans to select new investors who will abide by current regulations for project execution.

Adjustments to delayed projects must be made with utmost care to avoid increasing population and construction density in sensitive areas.

"Special attention will be given to the enhancement of green spaces and the prioritization of public works investments funded by the budget," he noted.

In situations where adjusted projects are unsuitable for further implementation upon re-evaluation and comparison with current regulations, it will be necessary to reconsider the originally approved adjusted objectives and planning functions. If the adjustments do not meet the required standards, the project will be terminated and subject to bidding or auction procedures following applicable laws.

A report by the Ha Noi People's Committee revealed that as of June 27, there were a total of 712 projects that had not started, violated land laws, or were behind schedule. Of these, 135 projects with extra-budgetary capital have yet to receive a decision on land allocation for leasing purposes. In addition, 404 projects have been allocated, leased land, or changed land use by the Government, while 173 projects are under review by district-level authorities./.