The Ministry of Finance reported that the national public investment disbursement rate as of October 31, 2026 reached 76.6% of the Prime Minister's assigned plan, with cumulative disbursement of VND 708,567.4 billion, or 74.1% of the VND 955,867.4 billion plan. Central budget funds stood at 59.6% and local budget funds at 81%. In the scoring, 07 central ministries and agencies and 13 localities disbursed very well, while 04 central ministries and agencies and 01 locality performed poorly. Two central ministries and agencies had disbursement rates below 15% and had not yet disbursed. As of end-October, VND 7,811.2 billion of central budget capital remained unallocated in detail, mainly because new projects lacked complete investment procedures and national target program funds were still completing procedures.
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Original headline: Kết quả chấm điểm giải ngân vốn đầu tư công 10 tháng năm 2026
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