project is at a standstill
Government Inspectorate determines 491 projects needing further inspection
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The Government Inspectorate determined that 491 projects with difficulties, obstacles, and prolonged backlogs need to continue inspection work; about 2,500 projects are not subject to inspection.
7 localities, 3 ministries have not reviewed the results of inspections of backlog projects
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The Prime Minister requested to urgently complete updating, reviewing and classifying the results of thematic inspections of long-standing projects.
Prime Minister directs handling of nearly 3,000 backlogged and prolonged projects, SCB Bank
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The Prime Minister requested to focus on handling nearly 3,000 backlogged and prolonged projects of SCB Bank; promoting railway and nuclear power projects.
Government members worked "early and evening" to complete assigned tasks
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According to the Prime Minister, over the past 10 months, members of the Government have made great efforts, "early and evening" to complete assigned tasks.
The Prime Minister requested 5 localities to review backlog projects, extended before October 15
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The Prime Minister requested ministries, especially Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Khanh Hoa and Tay Ninh, to review backlogged and prolonged projects to be completed before October 15.
Vice Chairman of Khanh Hoa Province talks about removing obstacles for backlog projects
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Khanh Hoa determined that removing obstacles in projects will help unlock resources in society.
Permanent Deputy Prime Minister directs inspection and examination of backlog projects
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The Permanent Deputy Prime Minister requested to continue to promote inspection and examination activities for backlog projects, ensuring strictness and publicity.
Some localities and ministries are confused in removing difficulties for backlogged projects
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Some localities, ministries, branches and agencies are confused and have not fulfilled their responsibilities in removing difficulties for backlog projects under their management.
Ministries, branches and localities are responsible to the Prime Minister if they miss out, and projects are still pending
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Ministries, branches and localities must take full responsibility to the Prime Minister if they miss out, and if there are backlogs and difficulties, they cannot be included in the report.
