Adjustments and Additions to the Medium-Term Public Investment Plan Funded by the Central Budget for 2021–2025
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Specifically, the Deputy Prime Minister has adjusted and allocated additional project lists and capital levels from the internal reductions within the medium-term public investment plan funded by the central budget for 2021–2025. This includes projects from the Ministry of Construction and Phu Tho Province (25 projects: Ho Chi Minh City – Trung Luong Expressway (Phase 1) (Ministry of Construction); Resettlement Area Construction for Households in Landslide-Prone Areas, Forest Protection Zones, and Free Migrants in Tan Phu Commune, Tan Son District; Upgrading and Improving Roads in Flood-Retarded Areas from Thanh Son Town to Ben Ngoc and La Phu; Restoration and Upgrading of Left and Right Embankments of Me Canal in Cam Khe District; Landslide Prevention along the K0-K10 Section of the Left Bank of Da River and the Left and Right Banks of Lat Canal in Luong Nha and Tinh Thieu Communes, Thanh Son District (Phu Tho))…
Combating Negativity, Corruption, and Group Interests
The Deputy Prime Minister has instructed the Ministry of Construction and the People’s Committee of Phu Tho Province to base their actions on the project list added to the medium-term public investment plan funded by the central budget for 2021–2025. They are to allocate and adjust the medium-term public investment plan within their authority to supplement capital for the projects added to the list. Implementation must ensure full disbursement of the allocated capital by 2025.
The Ministry of Construction and the People’s Committee of Phu Tho Province are accountable to the Prime Minister, inspection agencies, audit bodies, and relevant authorities for the accuracy of reported content, data, project lists, and capital allocation for each project, ensuring compliance with legal regulations. They must actively combat negativity, corruption, group interests, and favoritism.
The Ministry of Finance, based on its state management functions and duties in public investment, is responsible to the Prime Minister, inspection agencies, audit bodies, and relevant authorities for the accuracy of reported content and data, ensuring compliance with legal regulations.
Deadline for Reporting Implementation and Disbursement Results
The decision specifies the following deadlines for reporting the implementation and disbursement of the medium-term public investment plan funded by the central budget for 2021–2025:
– Reports on notifications or decisions regarding the allocation and adjustment of the medium-term public investment plan must be submitted to the Ministry of Finance within 3 working days.
– Implementation and disbursement of the medium-term public investment plan for 2021–2025 must adhere to the provisions of the Law on Public Investment and related legal regulations.
– 21:44 16/11/2025
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