HCMC seen cancelling two long-stalled waste treatment projects
HCMC – HCMC is weighing the revocation of two waste treatment plant projects in the city’s outlying district

Vietnam has made significant strides in addressing the backlog of stalled projects, having successfully cleared over 3,400 projects nationwide. This initiative is particularly impactful in Ho Chi Minh City, where 650 projects have been resolved, facilitating smoother operations and progress in the region.
The government has prioritized the resolution of these projects to enhance economic growth and improve infrastructure. Many of these stalled projects were delayed due to various administrative and regulatory challenges, which have now been addressed through streamlined processes and improved coordination among relevant agencies.
Officials have stated that the resolution of these projects is crucial for attracting investment and fostering a more conducive environment for business operations. The focus on clearing these backlogs reflects a broader commitment to economic reform and development, aiming to stimulate growth and improve the quality of life for residents.
As Vietnam continues to navigate its post-pandemic recovery, the successful resolution of these stalled projects is expected to play a vital role in revitalizing the economy and ensuring sustainable development moving forward.