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A proposal to apply a special mechanism to resolve 438 stalled land projects has been submitted for review under National Assembly Resolution 170/2024/QH15, according to a list compiled by localities and agencies for the Government’s stalled-project removal efforts.
On January 30, the Ministry of Finance issued document 4244/BTC-PTHT to ministries, ministerial-level agencies, Government agencies and People’s Committees of provinces and centrally run cities. The document requests the compilation and review of the list of projects and land proposed for applying the special mechanism under Resolution 170/2024/QH15 dated November 30, 2024.
The Ministry of Finance said the task is intended to address long-standing stalled projects, particularly those facing obstacles related to land, investment procedures, planning, or prior inspection conclusions.
Under Resolution 17/NQ-CP on implementing measures to remove difficulties and obstacles for stalled projects, the Government assigned the Ministry of Finance to coordinate with relevant agencies to compile the list of projects for processing and to propose the special mechanism under National Assembly Resolution 170.
According to a report from the Steering Committee 751, as of January 26, 2026, the data system recorded 485 projects proposed by ministries, sectors and localities for consideration to remove obstacles. The projects are classified as follows: 477 projects under Article 3 of Resolution 170; 17 under Article 4; 5 under Article 5; 5 under Article 6; and 1 under Article 7.
The Ministry of Finance noted that for ministries, central agencies and localities without projects, land data were updated on the 751 System, but there is no attachment list of projects accompanying the document. The Ministry requested thorough review to supplement and take full responsibility for complete information and the list of proposed projects applying the National Assembly-approved mechanisms and policies under Item 14 of Resolution 265/2025/QH15 on the 751 System (if any), and to send the information to the Ministry of Finance for synthesis and reporting to the Government.
For the three land projects in Ho Chi Minh City referenced in the guidance, Ho Chi Minh City was asked to review and update information on the 751 System and classify solution groups in accordance with Circular 13021/BTC-PTHT dated August 22, 2025.
The Ministry of Finance described the 751 System as an electronic database built by the Government to review, summarize and monitor investment projects facing difficulties and obstacles nationwide. Through the system, ministries, agencies and localities update project information, classify causes of obstacles and propose processing mechanisms.
The Ministry of Finance said data from the 751 System is used as a basis for the Government’s Steering Committee and central agencies to develop solutions to unlock stalled projects. By October 7, 2025, the system recorded 2,991 stalled projects nationwide requiring review. Of these, 1,596 projects had been updated and classified, while many projects had not yet been entered by localities.
In the appendix accompanying the Ministry of Finance’s document, the list of projects proposed by localities to apply the special mechanism currently includes 438 projects.
The list covers multiple localities with different scales and characteristics, including urban development projects, residential projects, tourism–resort projects, commercial service projects and industrial projects.
Among the localities with the highest counts are: Đà Nẵng with 215 projects, Khánh Hòa with 52 projects, Thái Nguyên with 42 projects, Quảng Ngãi with 41 projects, An Giang with 23 projects, Phú Thọ with 19 projects, and Đồng Nai with 18 projects.
The list also includes projects in Đắk Lắk, Hà Tĩnh, Lâm Đồng, Nghệ An, Ho Chi Minh City, Thừa Thiên Huế and Vĩnh Long, along with some projects under central ministries.
The Ministry of Finance said the fact that many localities have proposed project lists indicates that legal obstacles in investment and land are widespread, particularly for real estate and urban development projects.
In Khánh Hòa, many projects relate to tourism, resort development and urban real estate. The Ministry of Finance said many projects there have undergone inspection or have prior management conclusions, requiring review of legal procedures to resolve them decisively. Notable projects mentioned include Panorama Nha Trang, Bai Dai Tourism Area, Havana Nha Trang Hotel, Khanh Hoa Yen Sao Cultural Park, Phước Đông Urban Area and Lago Ecotourism. The Ministry said these projects largely involve land allocation, changes of land use purposes, or planning adjustments, which have delayed implementation for many years.
Đà Nẵng, with 215 projects—the highest number in the list—mostly involves real estate and urban projects that were previously inspected. The Ministry of Finance said applying the special mechanism is expected to help the locality resolve longstanding legal issues and unlock the investment market.
In Đồng Nai, the list includes 18 projects, mainly residential and urban projects, including Thien Cang – Thanh Lân Residential Area, Thanh Phú 2 Residential Area, Thien Minh Village and Loc Ninh 3 Solar Power Plant. The Ministry said these projects are proposed to address obstacles related to land procedures, planning or prior inspection conclusions.
In Quảng Ngãi, there are 41 projects, mainly urban, residential and commercial service projects. The Ministry said many have conclusions from the Government Inspectorate or from the province, requiring review of the entire investment process to ensure compliance with legal regulations.
Phú Thọ has 19 projects in the list, including urban, resort and commercial service projects such as Đồng Vân Ecological Housing Area, Phú Hộ Ecological Housing Area and Muong Thanh Phú Thọ Hotel.
The Ministry of Finance requested central and local agencies to update review results on the 751 System and officially send them to the Ministry of Finance before February 25, 2026 for synthesis and for the Government to consider and decide. The Ministry emphasized ensuring consistency between data reported on the system and the documents submitted to the Ministry of Finance.
However, the Ministry of Finance said many projects in the list still do not provide full information as guided, so continued review and filing are required. As of February 26, 2026, the 751 System had recorded review results for 266 of 482 projects proposed under Resolution 265/2025 of the National Assembly.
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