According to the Department of Finance of Tuyen Quang province, by the end of 2025, there are still 240 long-standing projects and works in the area, with a total capital of 1,870 billion VND, and the implemented volume reaching more than 1,390 billion VND. Of which, 108 projects have been completed but have not been finalized, and the rest are projects lacking capital and facing problems in mechanisms, policies, and laws.
For example, in Lien Hiep commune, there are currently 12 prolonged backlog projects, of which 4 projects have been completed and put into use but have not been finalized, and 8 projects are unfinished and have to be temporarily suspended. The total investment is nearly 50 billion VND, and nearly 18 billion VND has been allocated, with a shortfall of over 30 billion VND.
Most of the unfinished projects are power supply projects approved from 2024 to supply electricity to 384 households in 8 villages in the area. The projects have completed about 70% of the volume but are being suspended due to incomplete site clearance at the foot of power poles and power line corridors.
Mr. Ha Manh Thang - Chairman of Lien Hiep Commune People's Committee - said that the backlog projects are all projects that people have been waiting for for many years. For completed projects, the locality is focusing on completing dossiers for settlement. For unfinished power projects, province support is needed to remove obstacles in land acquisition and implementation mechanisms.
In 2026, Tuyen Quang province sets a GRDP growth target of 10.17%, mobilizing investment resources, especially state budget capital, is identified as playing an important and leading role. Therefore, the requirement is to resolutely unlock capital that is currently congested in prolonged backlog projects. At the same time, reduce the pressure of basic construction debt, creating room for new projects.
To definitively resolve this situation, Chairman of Tuyen Quang Provincial People's Committee Phan Huy Ngoc requested the group of projects that have been completed but have not yet finalized, investors must urgently complete dossiers to carry out finalization. This is a mandatory task to clean up the balance sheet of public investment capital of the province.