Removing Bottlenecks, Accelerating Progress of Binh Phu and Thinh Minh Industrial Parks

On the afternoon of October 28, Comrade Bui Duc Hinh — Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council — inspected the deployment status of the Binh Phu Industrial Park (IP) Infrastructure Investment, Construction, and Business Project and Thinh Minh IP. Participating in the inspection was Comrade Nguyen Duc Dung — Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, Secretary of the Party Committee, and Chairman of the People’s Council of Hoa Binh ward; alongside leaders of various departments, sectors, localities, and project investors.

Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council Bui Duc Hinh delivering directive remarks during the inspection.

According to reports from the Provincial IPs Management Board, the Binh Phu IP Infrastructure Development Investment Project in Ky Son ward covers a scale of 214.29 hectares with total investment capital of 2,101.6 billion VND, invested by Binh Phu Invest Co., Ltd. To date, the area disbursed for land and land-attached asset compensation reached 188.27 hectares, accounting for 87.86% of the project’s total area. Cumulative executed investment capital reached 678.340 billion VND, hitting 32.2% of total registered capital.

Comrade Bui Duc Hinh, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council, alongside the working delegation inspecting the Thinh Minh IP Infrastructure Investment, Construction, and Business Project.

The Thinh Minh IP Infrastructure Investment, Construction, and Business Project in Thinh Minh commune covers a scale of 429.5 hectares with total investment capital of 4,365 billion VND, invested by a consortium comprising Da Hop Trading JSC, Thang Long Import-Export Investment JSC, and Hop Long Investment and Business Co., Ltd. To date, the area issued Phase 1 and Phase 2 land recovery notices reached 137 hectares; the area with approved compensation plans reached 92.82 hectares. In Phase 3, the Thinh Minh Commune People’s Committee issued notices to recover 38 hectares out of a total 57 hectares, currently deploying declarations and inventory counting.

Leadership of the Provincial IPs Management Board reporting project execution progress.

The investor reporting implementation status for the Binh Phu IP Project.

The project implementation process encounters difficulties and bottlenecks in site clearance work. Several households have not agreed with compensation and support unit prices, having not yet received money or handed over sites. Besides, determining land origins, resolving disputes, and agreeing on land areas, categories, and land-use purposes remain time-consuming, affecting project progress.

Leadership of the Ky Son Ward People’s Committee reporting local project progress.

Leadership of Thinh Minh commune petitioning to accelerate local project execution progress.

During the inspection, delegates focused on analyzing causes, evaluating individual project progress, and proposing resolution options for difficulties in compensation, support, resettlement, and site clearance work, as well as IP infrastructure construction investment.

Delivering concluding remarks during the inspection, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council Bui Duc Hinh requested departments, sectors, localities, and investors to comprehensively review individual project progress, clearly defining difficulties, bottlenecks, causes, and individual agency/unit responsibilities; proactively coordinating to propose timely handling solutions, preventing lingering bottlenecks from impacting overall progress.

The Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council emphasized: Departments and sectors, based on assigned functions and duties, shall proactively guide and support localities in resolving difficulties within authority; promptly advising the Provincial People’s Committee on matters exceeding authority. During execution, clearly assign tasks, completion deadlines, and individual unit responsibilities; regularly inspecting and urging to ensure synchronized coordination—contributing to accelerating IP infrastructure construction progress.

Localities must coordinate closely with relevant departments and sectors, focusing on compensation, support, resettlement, and site clearance in strict compliance with legal regulations. Urgently carry out inventorying, counting, and formulating compensation plans for remaining bottleneck cases; step up propaganda, mobilization, and direct dialogue with citizens—ensuring policy openness, transparency, and the legitimate rights and interests of individuals whose land is being recovered.

For project investors, coordinate with departments and sectors to concentrate resources, accelerating technical infrastructure construction, resettlement areas, and related items—ensuring conditions serving local residents and fulfilling project deployment requirements.

Huong Lan