Decisively Resolving Difficulties, Accelerating Deployment of the Viet Tri Golf Course and Viet Tri Ecological and Sports Urban Area Projects

On the morning of November 11, Comrade Nguyen Manh Son — Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee — along with a working delegation inspected the execution status of two projects: the Viet Tri Golf Course and the Viet Tri Ecological and Sports Urban Area, in accordance with Phu Tho province’s “2-Digit” Economic Growth Scheme for the 2026–2030 period, vision to 2045.

Joining the working delegation were Comrade Vu Viet Van — Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee; alongside leaders of relevant departments, boards, sectors, and localities.

Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Nguyen Manh Son and the working delegation inspecting the execution status of the 2 projects: Viet Tri Golf Course and Viet Tri Ecological and Sports Urban Area.

Both the Viet Tri Golf Course and Viet Tri Ecological and Sports Urban Area projects are invested in by Tam Nong – Phu Tho Real Estate Co., Ltd., and are deployed across Nong Trang and Van Phu wards alongside Hy Cuong commune.

Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Nguyen Manh Son delivering directive remarks during the inspection.

The Viet Tri Golf Course project is deployed across an area of approximately 61.84 hectares with a total investment capital exceeding 1,004 billion VND. The project features an international-standard 18-hole golf course alongside auxiliary works, services, and technical infrastructure. According to the approved schedule, the project is expected to be completed and put into operation in Q2/2028.

To date, the project has completed key procedures regarding investment policy, 1/500 detailed planning, environmental impact assessment, and feasibility study report appraisal for technical infrastructure items; while concurrently taking decisive action in site clearance work.

According to the investor, current difficulties primarily involve determining land origin, transfer prices, and arranging resettlement for affected households. The investor strives to finalize land procedures, guaranteeing conditions for groundbreaking in March 2027.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Vu Viet Van speaking to emphasize several contents.

The Viet Tri Ecological and Sports Urban Area project spans a scale of approximately 104.78 hectares with a total investment capital of nearly 6,380 billion VND. It is projected to construct 1,137 low-rise housing units, approximately 160 units/lots belonging to mixed residential and service complexes, and 362 resort villas and commercial townhouses—accommodating a population scale of over 12,000 people. The project is deployed across 3 phases and is expected to be completed in Q4/2029.

To date, the project has completed investor approval procedures and signed implementation contracts; it is currently deploying 1/500 scale detailed planning formulation and site clearance work.

The investor petitioned the Provincial People’s Committee to direct specialized agencies to guide the resolution of land management difficulties. Relevant departments and sectors were requested to review dossiers, land allocation conditions, guide procedure completion, and urge project deployment schedules.

Representative of the investor petitioning several contents to accelerate project deployment schedules.

At the working session, delegates focused on discussing the situation and execution progress of each project; analyzing difficulties and bottlenecks during deployment, particularly issues relating to land procedures, site clearance, and project execution conditions.

On that basis, delegates proposed resolution solutions and defined the responsibilities of relevant agencies and units to promptly handle bottlenecks—creating conditions for the investor to accelerate execution schedules and guarantee approved timeline milestones.

Leadership of the Hy Cuong Commune People’s Committee speaking at the working session.

Delivering concluding remarks, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Nguyen Manh Son emphasized the significance and importance of the 2 projects regarding the province’s urban, service, tourism, and sports development orientations; requesting Party committees, authorities, functional agencies, and the investor to clearly define responsibilities, focus on leadership and direction, and coordinate closely to accelerate deployment schedules—ensuring projects are executed in compliance with regulations and achieve set targets.

The Deputy Secretary requested the investor to uphold a sense of responsibility, demonstrate political determination, and make clear commitments regarding execution schedules for each project; urgently review and finalize master planning, ensuring synchronization, alignment with practical conditions, and compliance with legal regulations. On that basis, build specific deployment plans clearly defining work milestones, completion times, and critical paths; proactively coordinate with relevant departments, sectors, and localities to resolve difficulties and bottlenecks, focusing on accelerating compensation and site clearance work to early finalize necessary conditions for project deployment.

For Party committees of communes and wards hosting the projects, he requested strengthening leadership and direction roles, proactively coordinating with the investor and the Provincial Land Fund Development Center in organizing compensation, support, and site clearance work; promptly grasping situations and handling arising issues to guarantee the legitimate and lawful rights and interests of citizens.

Overview of the working session.

Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Nguyen Manh Son assigned the Provincial People’s Committee Party Committee to direct functional departments and sectors to proactively review contents within their authority, strengthen coordination, and guide the investor in completing dossiers and procedures as prescribed; focusing on promptly resolving difficulties and bottlenecks regarding planning, land, investment, and site clearance.

The implementation process must clearly define the responsibility of each agency and unit, preventing unsynchronized coordination from affecting overall schedules; regularly monitoring, urging, and inspecting task execution to guarantee projects are deployed in accordance with regulations, schedules, and the province’s development requirements.

Duc Anh