On August 8, according to the People's Committee of Quang Tri Province, as of April 30, the total value of the disbursement of public investment capital in 2025 in the whole province only reached more than VND 506 billion, equivalent to 9.7% of the provincial plan and 12.04% compared to the actual plan. Particularly compared to the plan assigned by the Prime Minister, Quang Tri has only disbursed 10.48%, lower than the common ground (15.56%).
Notably, there are up to 23 units and localities in the province with a disbursement rate of less than 30%. Of which, 10 units have not disbursed any money, including: Huong Hoa - Dakrong Protective Forest Management Board, Department of Construction, Department of Ethnic Minorities and Religions, Technical College, Quang Tri Medical College, Department of Economic Cooperation and Quality Management, Bac Huong Hoa Nature Reserve Management Board, Ben Hai River Basin Protection Forest Management Board, Dakrong Nature Reserve Management Board and Con Co Island District.
Quang Tri Provincial Police are also in the group of not-disbursed projects, however, the cause was determined to be that the headquarters projects are temporarily suspended according to the instructions.
Faced with this situation, on May 6, Mr. Hoang Nam - Acting Chairman of the People's Committee of Quang Tri province issued a document requesting units and localities with low public investment disbursement capital to organize a serious review, clarifying the responsibility of relevant collectives and individuals.
According to the Department of Finance of Quang Tri province, the slow disbursement of public investment capital is due to many reasons such as: increased capital plans, while the work of collecting volume at the beginning of the year was still slow; a large proportion of capital came from land use revenue and lottery (accounting for 24%), but the collection progress was still low, only about 9%; in addition, payment procedures were complicated and the implementation of national target programs still had many shortcomings.
Faced with these difficulties, the Provincial People's Committee directed to maintain the effectiveness of public investment disbursement working groups, strengthen on-site inspections, and promptly remove obstacles. At the same time, the province also requires administrative procedure reform, flexible application of legal regulations, and strict handling of cases that cause delays and affect the disbursement progress.
