Joining the delegation were Comrade Nguyen Linh, Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee and Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; Comrade Nguyen Thi Loan, Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee and Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People's Committee; and leaders of relevant departments, sectors, units and localities.

Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen The Manh and the working delegation inspect the Yen Binh Cargo Handling Port Construction Investment Project

The working delegation inspected the Yen Binh Cargo Handling Port Construction Investment Project in Trung Thanh Ward. The project covers 24.92 ha, has a total investment of more than VND 435 billion and a maximum cargo handling capacity of 3.8 - 4.5 million tons/year; procedures are currently under way to obtain approval for land use right certification.

At the Yen Binh 2 Industrial Park Infrastructure Construction and Business Investment Project, which covers 299.07 ha and has a total investment of VND 3,650 billion, land and asset inventories have been completed for 289.29 ha to date; compensation totaling more than VND 1,030 billion has been paid and 166.77 ha of land handed over. Of the 825 households required to relocate, 186 have completed relocation.

The working delegation focused on reviewing difficulties in site clearance and resettlement; infrastructure remains incomplete at 8 resettlement area projects serving site clearance for industrial parks, while some households have yet to agree to relocate, affecting the handover of contiguous areas and parcels of land.

Leaders of the Department of Construction briefing the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and the working delegation on the Tam Dao Tunnel Construction Investment Project connecting Thai Nguyen Province and Phu Tho Province

The delegation also surveyed the Tam Dao Tunnel Construction Investment Project connecting Thai Nguyen and Phu Tho, with a planned total length of 19.65 km and an estimated total investment of VND 5,800 billion; it also surveyed the tea production area and the Organic Tea Growing Area Project in Quan Chu Commune, which covers 295.77 ha and has 12.5 ha of newly planted tea meeting European organic standards, with factory construction planned for the first quarter of 2027.

Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and the working delegation conducting an on-site survey at Tan Cuong Tea Culture Space

Units actively preparing for International Tea Festival - Thai Nguyen 2026 at Tan Cuong Tea Culture Space

Working delegation posing for a commemorative photo at Tan Cuong Tea Culture Space

In Van Phu Commune, the delegation surveyed an area with potential to attract investment. In Tan Cuong Commune, it inspected Da Mai Landfill and surveyed Tan Cuong Tea Culture Space. The waste treatment facility in Tan Cuong currently receives approximately 245 tons of waste/day, and its pyrolysis treatment line, with a capacity of 300 - 400 tons/day, is expected to begin operating in late October 2026.

Delegation conducting an on-site inspection at Da Mai Landfill, Tan Cuong Commune

Working delegation conducting an on-site survey of an area for attracting investors in Van Phu Commune

Area for attracting investors in Van Phu Commune

Working delegation visiting the tea production area in Quan Chu Commune

The working delegation also inspected the East-West Boulevard Project. The entire route from Tan Lap Interchange to the Sports Complex is approximately 7.17 km long, including the 0.87 km section from Tan Lap Interchange to Quang Trung Street, which has a total investment of VND 895 billion; the remaining section is approximately 6.3 km long, with an estimated total investment of VND 6,400 billion.

Following the inspection, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen The Manh directed departments, sectors and localities to focus on removing bottlenecks in site clearance, resettlement and investment procedures so that cleared land could be handed over to investors promptly; and to proactively coordinate efforts to accelerate project progress, particularly on construction works that improve connectivity and drive development.

The Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested that accumulated waste should be dealt with promptly; that solid waste collection, transportation and treatment should be strengthened; and that environmental pollution, water pollution and wastewater should be controlled. He also requested that the province's potential and strengths in industry, agriculture and culture should be used effectively to help create more room for its socio-economic development.