127 investment projects outside industrial parks in Hai Duong are behind schedule

Including 125 domestic investment projects and 2 foreign investment projects.

The review was carried out in accordance with the direction of the Provincial People's Committee on April 4 on handling domestic and foreign investment projects outside industrial parks that are behind schedule and do not comply with regulations. The Department of Planning and Investment presided over and coordinated with the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, the Provincial Tax Department, and the People's Committees of districts, cities, and towns to conduct the review. This review was carried out comprehensively (except for projects that had been previously inspected, classified, and handled) in all localities in the province.

Projects are behind schedule and not implemented in accordance with regulations in all 12 districts, cities and towns of the province. Hai Duong city has the most with 32 projects, followed by Chi Linh city and Gia Loc district with 12 projects each, Kim Thanh district with 11 projects, Ninh Giang district with 9 projects, Nam Sach, Tu Ky and Binh Giang districts with 8 projects each...

In order to promptly remove difficulties and obstacles in the process of project implementation, the Department of Planning and Investment has requested the Provincial People's Committee to assign the department to advise and establish an interdisciplinary inspection team to inspect, classify and propose solutions.

The Department of Natural Resources and Environment reviews and synthesizes projects that are still stuck in land procedures and have not yet been handed over land, and advises the Provincial People's Committee on solutions to promptly hand over the site to investors to implement the project.

The Provincial Tax Department reviews and synthesizes projects that still owe financial obligations to the State, urges investors to fully fulfill financial obligations according to regulations, and strictly handles violations.

The People's Committees of districts, cities and towns urgently review and summarize projects with problems in compensation and site clearance, agreements on land use rights transfer with households to propose solutions; proactively inspect and handle violations in the process of implementing investment projects according to their authority.

Previously, in early 2022, the Department of Planning and Investment chaired and coordinated a review of 555 investment projects in production and business that were approved for investment in the period 2015-2020. This review discovered 84 projects that were behind schedule and did not comply with regulations. 42 projects were revoked due to investor violations and were not approved for extension.

At the end of 2022, the Department of Planning and Investment continued to review projects approved for investment by the Provincial People's Committee, identifying 91 projects that were behind schedule and not implemented in accordance with regulations. The Department of Planning and Investment classified the level of violations and advised the Provincial People's Committee on handling plans for these projects.