On August 7, at the thematic session, the People's Council of Lang Son province, term XVIII, approved the medium-term public investment plan for the period 2026-2030.
The total capital source of the plan is 34,290 billion VND, excluding capital from national target programs.
Of which, the local budget is more than 13,552 billion VND, and the central budget is expected to be more than 20,737 billion VND.
In the immediate future, the province allocates 8,295 billion VND for 137 tasks and projects. Resources are prioritized for payment of completed projects, continuing to implement transitional works and starting new projects that meet the conditions.
Part of the capital will be allocated to key programs on infrastructure development, border gate areas, science and technology, innovation and digital transformation.
The province expects these sectors to create more growth momentum and improve competitiveness in the next 5 years.
The remaining VND 25,994 billion has not been allocated in detail because projects are completing investment dossiers and procedures.
In which, more than 20,200 billion VND of central budget capital will be summarized and reported to the Ministry of Finance for submission to the Prime Minister for consideration and assignment of plans; nearly 5,795 billion VND from local budgets will be allocated when projects meet sufficient conditions.
The Provincial People's Council also passed a resolution supplementing and allocating the 2026 public investment plan to implement a number of urgent and key projects.
Two other resolutions stipulate the level of expenditure for receiving foreign guests, organizing international conferences and seminars, receiving domestic guests and domestic guests who are invited to eat at agencies and units under the province.
Ms. Doan Thi Hau - Chairwoman of Lang Son Provincial People's Council - requested the Provincial People's Committee to urgently implement the resolutions, clearly define the implementing agency, completion time and responsibility of the head.
Regarding the medium-term public investment plan, Ms. Hau proposed to soon complete the capital allocation plan for eligible projects; accelerate investment preparation procedures for newly started projects, especially projects expected to use central budget.
The Provincial People's Council committees are assigned to strengthen supervision of the implementation process, ensuring that policies soon come into life.
14 contents that have not been considered this time are expected to be decided by the Provincial People's Council at a thematic session at the end of August.
