Promoting public investment growth

BHG - In the context of actively implementing the administrative unit reorganization plan at the provincial and commune levels between Tuyen Quang and Ha Giang provinces, Ha Giang is synchronously carrying out transitional tasks and managing programs, projects, and public investment plans to foster economic growth. The Provincial People’s Committee has directed the acceleration of project implementation and disbursement of public investment capital, with a focus on major and key projects, ensuring no disruptions during the restructuring of the local government apparatus.

Construction of a bridge along the Bac Quang – Xin Man route.

As of the end of May 2025, Ha Giang had disbursed VND 1.526 billion in public investment, reaching 49.2% of the Central government’s allocation and 30.8% of the province’s annual plan. The province has also expedited final settlements for projects completed before 2020, with 63.4% of provincially managed projects now eligible for financial verification.

Notably, the province is implementing 12 key projects with a total investment of over VND 9.844 billion. Under the 2025 capital plan, VND 2.374 billion has been allocated for these projects, with 20.7% already disbursed. For Phase 1 of the Tuyen Quang – Ha Giang Expressway project, the section passing through Ha Giang province has completed site clearance and achieved 59% of the construction contract value. To date, a total of VND 1.927 billion has been disbursed so far, including VND 365 billion out of VND 1.636 billion for 2025 alone. The Provincial People’s Council has approved adjustments to the investment policy, upgrading the design speed of the expressway from 80 km/h to 100 km/h to ensure synchronization and suitability with actual conditions.

In addition, the province continues reviewing slow-disbursing projects to reallocate capital to those with better implementation capacity. Inspection and supervision are being strengthened, with timely resolution of bottlenecks in investment procedures, acceptance, and financial settlement. These efforts aim to enhance public investment efficiency and serve as a driving force for sustainable socio-economic growth during the transition to the new two-tier local government model.

KIM TIEN