The Ministry of Finance has issued a document responding to the petition of voters of Quang Ngai province sent before the 9th Session of the 15th National Assembly.
Accordingly, voters in Quang Ngai requested the Ministry of Finance to advise the Government on how to handle projects facing difficulties and obstacles in the locality.
In particular, some projects were previously implemented according to investment policy decisions without auction, without bidding to select project investors using land, in order to continue implementing land procedures, completing projects and promoting efficiency.
Regarding this issue, the Ministry of Finance said that in Decision No. 751/QD-TTg dated April 11, 2025, the Prime Minister assigned the Ministry of Finance as the standing agency of the Steering Committee on resolving difficulties and problems of backlog projects.
In order to carry out the assigned tasks, the Ministry of Finance has compiled the projects with long backlogs according to reports from ministries, branches, localities and Quang Ngai province.
At the same time, it has submitted to competent authorities for policy opinions on removing difficulties and obstacles for backlog projects and draft principles and solutions for handling (draft).
In particular, the draft has proposed solutions to remove obstacles for investment projects using land without auction or bidding on the basis of referring to the provisions of Article 5 of Resolution 170/2024/QH15 of the National Assembly.
According to the Ministry of Finance, the Government is currently directing relevant ministries, branches and localities to summarize and evaluate the implementation results of Resolution 11/2024/QH15 to consider and submit to the National Assembly to allow the expansion of subjects applying special mechanisms to handle difficulties and problems for projects with similar legal situations to this Resolution nationwide.
The Ministry of Finance will inform voters of Quang Ngai province after being given the authority to decide on solutions to remove obstacles for projects that have decided on investment policies without auctioning land use rights, without conducting bidding to select investors.
