On November 11, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Đỗ Tâm Hiển chaired a meeting with the Provincial Land Fund Development Center to review its 2026 performance and address difficulties and obstacles in carrying out its tasks.
Scene of the meeting
Reportedly, the Center is currently handling compensation and site clearance for 249 projects. Since the beginning of the year, it has approved 304 compensation plans worth more than VNĐ1.588 trillion, with over VNĐ1.586 trillion paid in compensation and support.
For key projects, site clearance has also made positive progress.
Regarding land-use rights auctions, the Center has successfully auctioned 472 of the 664 residential plots across 24 of 31 projects, generating more than VNĐ329 billion. However, progress remains slow for 14 projects involving auctions to select investors.
The Center has also been assigned as the investor for 43 projects, including eight provincial projects and 35 projects transferred from former district-level authorities.
Leader of the Center delivers a report at the meeting
In addition, the Center manages 41 individual houses, four apartment complexes and 35 public property sites, while carrying out leasing procedures and proposing solutions for facilities that remain unused.
In his concluding remarks, Đỗ Tâm Hiển acknowledged the Center's efforts, particularly in site clearance, land-use rights auctions, project management, public services and public asset management. These results have contributed to accelerating key projects and attracting investment to the province.
However, he pointed out that progress in some areas remains below expectations, land auctions are behind schedule, affecting state budget revenue, and coordination with relevant departments and local authorities has not always been effective.
The PPC’s Vice Chairman Đỗ Tâm Hiển speaks at the meeting
He requested the Center to develop specific plans and timelines to fulfill all assigned tasks for 2026. Priority should be given to accelerating site clearance for key projects and strategic investors, resolving obstacles to investment disbursement, organizing auctions for eligible projects before year-end, and coordinating with relevant agencies to complete land pricing, allocation and leasing procedures.
Hiển further urged relevant departments, agencies and local authorities to strengthen coordination and take greater responsibility in resolving outstanding issues.
Commune- and ward-level People's Committees were asked to work closely with the Center to accelerate compensation and site clearance and ensure project progress.
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