Handling 1,533 stuck projects in the direction of 'hitting mice but not breaking vases'

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chairs the meeting - Photo: VGP

On March 30, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a meeting with the Steering Committee on reviewing and removing difficulties and obstacles related to projects to listen to reports on the review, assessment, and finding solutions to continue removing difficulties and obstacles for pending projects.

Many policies have been issued to remove obstacles for projects.

According to the report of the Ministry of Finance, the standing agency of the Steering Committee, a total of 1,533 projects reported by agencies and localities are facing difficulties and problems, including 338 public investment projects, 1,126 non-budget investment projects and 69 PPP projects.

In addition, the Ministry of Finance received documents from businesses reflecting on 12 projects facing difficulties and obstacles.

The Ministry of Finance has preliminarily classified difficulties and obstacles into 17 related groups of issues such as: Handling public assets; management, use, and allocation of public investment capital; changing land use purposes; stopping, revoking, and terminating project activities, etc.

The Government has submitted to the National Assembly Resolution No. 170/2024 on specific mechanisms and policies to remove difficulties and obstacles for projects and land in inspection, examination and judgment conclusions in Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang and Khanh Hoa;

Resolution No. 171/2024 on piloting the implementation of commercial housing projects through agreements on receiving land use rights or having land use rights.

The Government has issued Resolution 233 on policies and directions to remove difficulties and obstacles for renewable energy projects.

It is expected that the agencies will submit to the Government a resolution to remove obstacles for 5 projects in Ho Chi Minh City in early April.

Regarding the two projects of Bach Mai Hospital and Viet Duc Hospital, Facility 2, the Government has issued Resolution No. 34, and the Government leaders have agreed to allocate additional budget from the increased revenue in 2024 to complete the two projects in 2025 and soon put them into service for the people.

Prime Minister chairs meeting - Photo: VGP

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In his concluding remarks, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stated that the removal of projects is of great significance in liberating, mobilizing and exploiting huge resources, contributing to growth.

Therefore, it is necessary to remove the problem to ensure publicity, transparency, clarify collective and individual responsibilities, "hit the mouse but do not break the vase", do not let mistakes pile up on mistakes.

For land issues, localities need to resolve them thoroughly, based on regulations to provide appropriate support. Ensure the legitimate and legal rights and interests of the people, consider having reasonable policies for special subjects, the disadvantaged, the weak, and strictly handle cases of intentional violations, procrastination, and opposition...

It is necessary to review planning, especially specialized planning, to ensure consistency and synchronization. Projects with problems in inspection conclusions, judgments, and proposals should be allowed by the National Assembly to apply specific policies that have been approved by the National Assembly.

For projects with violations and difficult to recover, there needs to be a solution and a deadline for correction. The spirit is efficiency, humanity, appropriateness, prioritizing the application of economic, civil, and administrative measures first, then applying other measures.

No concealment, no omission, no omission of violations, no loss of state assets but ensuring the legitimate and legal rights and interests of people and businesses.

For difficult and entangled projects that do not have legal regulations to regulate and cannot apply the specific policy mechanisms issued by the National Assembly, they must be researched and proposed to the National Assembly at the upcoming session.

The Prime Minister directed the Ministry of Finance to develop and submit to the Government for promulgation a resolution to handle groups of issues under its authority; at the same time, build a database system on projects with difficulties, obstacles, backlogs, and prolongations, based on the data to analyze the causes, propose appropriate, feasible, and effective solutions; have general instructions with forms and outlines for ministries, branches, and localities to make reports.

Along with that, the Ministry of Finance and the Government Office urgently submit to the Prime Minister to issue the third dispatch to direct, orient and urge agencies and localities to continue reviewing, evaluating and classifying backlogged and stuck projects to report and propose tasks, solutions, plans, mechanisms and policies for handling. If they do not report on time, they must take responsibility when the authorities intervene.

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Source: https://tuoitre.vn/xu-ly-1-533-du-an-vuong-mac-theo-huong-danh-chuot-nhung-khong-vo-binh-20250330154415768.htm