The Long An Central Market for Vegetables, Fruits, and Trade Services project has yet to be implemented after more than 10 years.
After inspecting 169 projects in the area, authorities discovered several large-scale projects that were delayed or faced prolonged obstacles. One such example is the Nhut Chanh II Industrial Cluster, which is entangled in internal disputes. The People’s Committee of the province has instructed the investor to finalize procedures in the third quarter of 2025 to divide it into two separate industrial clusters. Failure to comply will result in the revocation of the project.
Additionally, several other projects are facing similar consequences, including the Residential Area opposite the Long An General Hospital (incompletion of land clearance and investment in construction), the Go Den Residential Area (incomplete infrastructure investment, with residents awaiting land grants), the Duc Hoa III – Hong Dat Industrial Park (unclear financial obligations), and the Thai Binh Duong Residential Area (issued grants, incomplete infrastructure, and enterprise invoice freeze).
The inspection findings reveal that Tay Ninh province is reviewing the procedures for extending 76 projects while terminating 58 projects that have fallen behind schedule.
Mr. Nguyen Van Ut, Chairman of the Tay Ninh People’s Committee, has instructed relevant sectors to assess progress, decisively address delayed implementation, strengthen supervision, and provide support to investors to accelerate project progress. The province also aims to effectively implement approved projects in 2025 and prepare an investment attraction list for the next phase.
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