Lang Son Provincial People's Committee has just issued a document urging the progress of preparing for investment in projects expected to be included in the medium-term public investment plan for the period 2026-2030.
According to the Provincial People's Committee, although it has been directed and urged many times, the progress of investment preparation at some agencies and units is still slow and has not met the requirements.
Among the 104 projects expected to be put into the plan, only 19 projects have completed investment policy approval; 11 projects are being completed after appraisal reports, meeting the conditions for submission for approval; 21 projects are not eligible for investment policy approval or are expected to be transferred to other sources of capital.
There are still 53 projects that have not completed procedures for preparing, appraising, and submitting for approval of investment policies. The Provincial People's Committee assessed that this affects the quality and progress of the province's medium-term public investment plan and the summarization and reporting to competent authorities as required by the Central Government.
Although there is currently no notice of the expected capital level for the 2026-2030 period, the province requests departments, branches, investors, and People's Committees of communes and wards to proactively prepare complete dossiers, ensuring sufficient conditions according to the Law on Public Investment as soon as there is a capital notice.
For the group of projects using the central budget, there are still 17 projects that have not completed investment policy approval.
In which, 14 projects use the central budget in the country, including projects that are entangled in planning, need to update the scale, investment items or belong to the field of science and technology.
Agencies proposing investment policies are required to coordinate with the Department of Finance, Department of Construction, Department of Science and Technology to review the necessity, ability to meet planning, investment scale and socio-economic efficiency. After having the appraisal results, the dossier must be completed in June 2026.
Some traffic projects such as the inter-regional road connecting from National Highway 1B to Huu Lung Industrial Park, and upgrading the DT. 236 Loc Binh - Chi Ma road were also requested to be reviewed and reported on handling plans in June.
With 3 projects using foreign capital, project management boards are assigned to continue to closely monitor the Ministry of Finance to speed up investment procedures.
For the group using local budgets, there are still 36 projects and tasks that have not completed the investment policy approval.
In which, 21 projects submitted for appraisal must complete dossiers, ensuring conditions for approval before July 10, 2026.
The group of 18 projects that have not been submitted for appraisal or have not been completed according to the appraisal notice must complete the dossier and submit it for appraisal before July 7, 2026.
The Provincial People's Committee requests heads of departments, branches, project management board directors, and chairmen of People's Committees of communes and wards to be directly responsible if they delay progress, dossiers do not meet quality standards, or affect the medium-term public investment plan for 2026-2030.
The Department of Finance is assigned to monitor, urge and summarize units that are behind schedule to report to the Provincial People's Committee for consideration of the responsibility of the head.
