Dong Nai prioritizes fast-tracking public investment disbursement, mandates 48-hour resolution window

(ĐN) – All matters related to public investment disbursement in Dong Nai must be prioritized and resolved within 48 hours at the latest. This directive was emphasized by Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Ho Van Ha during a working session on July 15 with key provincial project management units and land development centers.

Vice Chairman Ho Van Ha speaks at the working session.

According to the Department of Finance, Dong Nai’s total public investment capital in 2025 amounts to over VND34.5 trillion, with roughly half allocated from the former Dong Nai province and the rest from the former Binh Phuoc. As of June 30, the province had disbursed VND7.1 trillion, or just over 20% of the annual plan.

Among the allocated funds, more than VND24 trillion has been assigned to provincial project management boards and land development centers. By the end of June, they had disbursed over VND6.7 trillion (27%). Projections estimate that by the end of August, an additional VND3.3 trillion will be disbursed, bringing the total to over VND10 trillion, or roughly 41% of the annual target.

Deputy Director Dinh Tien Hai of the provincial Construction and Investment Project Management Board speaks at the working session.

Despite this progress, the Department of Finance acknowledged that reaching the 100% disbursement goal by year-end will be extremely challenging. To address this, all implementing agencies are required to submit detailed execution plans for each project, with a mandate to reach at least 90% disbursement by November 30, 2025. Land development centers are urged to resolve compensation and site clearance issues for key projects without delay.

Vice Chairman Ho Van Ha emphasized that public investment disbursement is among the province’s top priorities, especially as Dong Nai mobilizes resources for critical infrastructure, most notably strategic transport and technical projects. These, he stressed, are not just engineering works, but a direct measure of the province’s ability to achieve its double-digit economic growth ambitions.

Project management boards were instructed to accelerate construction progress, conduct weekly and monthly site inspections, and directly supervise key projects. Project heads will be held accountable for any delays, technical errors, or unnecessary costs.

Deputy Director Mai Phong Phu of the provincial Land Fund Development Center speaks at the working session.

Meanwhile, land development agencies were tasked with expediting compensation and site handover to ensure timely project commencement.

“All issues related to public investment disbursement must be resolved within 48 hours,” said Mr. Ha, underlining the urgency.

With firm leadership and tightened accountability, Dong Nai is taking decisive steps to break bottlenecks and maximize the impact of its 2025 public investment program.

Reported by P. Tung