On the morning of May 4, comrade Luong Nguyen Minh Triet, Member of the Party Central Committee, Provincial Party Secretary, Head of the provincial National Assembly Deputies Delegation, and Head of the Steering Committee for implementing the provincial double-digit economic growth target for the 2026 - 2030 period, conducted a field inspection of several delayed projects in Binh Kien ward.

The delegation reviewed a series of projects, including the integrated commercial, service and tourism project at land plots No. 3 alongside No. 4 on Doc Lap street in Binh Kien ward, developed by NDMREAL JSC; Viet My A&V Hotel along with Resort Complex by Viet My A&V Investment, Trade and Service JSC; the project at land lot B1 under the detailed planning scheme along both sides of Doc Lap street by Nam Cuong Hanoi Group JSC; DL-2 mixed-use urban area project; New City Vietnam high-end integrated tourism project by New City Vietnam Co., Ltd.; the proposed site for a golf course combined with commercial services and social housing by Cong May JSC; as well as An Phu social housing project by Cloud Land JSC.

Provincial Party Secretary, comrade Luong Nguyen Minh Triet together with the delegation conducting a field inspection of Viet My A&V Hotel and Resort Complex project.

According to the report, numerous large-scale projects remain stalled due to significant difficulties combined with obstacles, particularly prolonged delays in land use implementation.

Following the inspection, comrade Luong Nguyen Minh Triet pointed out that prolonged delays of key projects in Binh Kien ward have adversely affected land use efficiency, investment environment, and provincial growth targets. He emphasised that accelerating project progress is not only an economic development requirement but also an important political task, contributing to the realisation of the double-digit economic growth target for the 2026 - 2030 period. Accordingly, departments, sectors together with local authorities are required to strengthen responsibility, proactively review and classify each project in detail, together with implementing appropriate, decisive solutions.

The Provincial Party Secretary also required investors to commit to specific timelines, mobilise maximum resources, alongside focus on project implementation. Where capacity proves insufficient, investors must proactively propose solutions to avoid prolonged delays as well as waste of land resources.

Translated by KHUONG THAO