The Chairman of the Ha Tinh Provincial People's Committee has directed departments, agencies, and localities in the province to review, classify, and definitively resolve stalled investment projects, aiming to prevent resource wastage and promote socio-economic development.

According to a report by the Ha Tinh Department of Finance, the province currently has 175 investment projects facing obstacles that require targeted intervention.

Among these, 125 projects—approved at the provincial level— have been hindered by legal difficulties, procedural delays, land clearance issues, and slow implementation following land allocation. Notably, nine projects within this group fall under the jurisdiction of district-level authorities for resolution.

Additionally, 50 projects under district-level management are also experiencing obstacles that require ongoing monitoring and regulatory action. Common delays stem from investors struggling to secure capital, compensation challenges for land clearance, and cases where investors have either constructed without formal land leases or built structures in violation of planning regulations.

To address these challenges, the Provincial People's Committee has assigned specific responsibilities to relevant departments, agencies, and localities.

The Department of Agriculture and Environment will review and handle land-related issues for provincially approved projects that have been allocated or leased land. Meanwhile, the Department of Construction will lead efforts to resolve construction and planning violations in projects that have already commenced but face regulatory compliance issues.