Tay Ninh orders disposal of 477 public properties by December 15
Tay Ninh province has ordered the disposal of 477 public properties approved for transfer by December 15, 2026, and the completion of legal records for 852 properties by year-end. Disposal plans are in place for 3,563 of the province’s 3,564 properties subject to review.
The Tay Ninh Provincial People’s Committee has ordered the disposal, by December 15, 2026, of 477 public properties for which transfer decisions have been issued. Of these, 398 are managed by the province and 79 were transferred by central authorities. The relevant agencies must complete handover procedures promptly and bring the properties into management and use.
Across the province, 3,564 properties are subject to review and disposal. Disposal plans have been drawn up for 3,563, or 99.97%; a plan is still being prepared for one property transferred by central authorities. Tay Ninh has instructed departments and local authorities to publish approved plans for the review and disposal of public assets in November 2026 and to keep records of progress in disposing of and using unused properties up to date.

Some offices have been left vacant following local government mergers (file photo).(VietVance)
The Tay Ninh Provincial People’s Committee said legal documentation remains incomplete for 852 properties. Agencies managing or using them must verify their origins and legal status and complete the relevant records by the end of 2026. The province also called for stronger oversight to prevent unused premises from remaining vacant for long periods, falling into disrepair, being encroached upon or being used for other purposes.
Tay Ninh will prioritize the transferred premises for education, healthcare, culture, sports, community activities and public works consistent with planning. Huỳnh Văn Sơn, Vice Chairman of the Tay Ninh Provincial People’s Committee, instructed the provincial finance department to track progress and report regularly. He also directed communes and wards to complete the disposal of unused properties under their management by December 15, 2026.
Source: VietVance


