According to the developers' report, construction progress at the school sites has reached 86% in Yen Son, 83% in Long Phieng, 80% in Muong Hung, 73% in Chieng Khoong, 70% in Muong Leo, 65% in Sop Cop, 62% in Chieng Son, 60% in Phieng Pan, 56.8% in Chieng Khuong, 56.5% in Phieng Khoai, 56.1% in Xuan Nha, 53% in Muong Lan, and 50% in Long Sap. Disbursement and payment have totaled nearly 1.62 trillion VND (61.5 million USD) out of the planned 2.75 trillion VND.

At present, the project developers are coordinating with equipment suppliers and the People's Committees of the border communes to finalise the types and specifications of equipment. At the same time, procurement procedures are being carried out in accordance with regulations to ensure that the supply and installation of equipment align with the implementation schedule of the projects. Efforts are being made to transport the equipment to the schools for installation by June 30.
 

Speaking at the event, Chien requested project developers and contractors to mobilise maximum manpower, machinery and equipment to accelerate construction progress, and ensure construction quality, occupational safety and appropriate construction plans during the rainy season. He also called for faster disbursement of investment capital and required weekly reports on disbursement progress to be submitted to the provincial Department of Education and Training.

The commune People's Committees were assigned to complete land-related dossiers and procedures so that the provincial Department of Agriculture and Environment can issue land-use right certificates for the schools, with the goal of presenting the certificates upon completion and inauguration of the projects.

The Department of Education and Training was tasked with developing a training plan on boarding-school management and operations for teachers, while guiding communes and schools in selecting and signing contracts with meal service providers, with all related work to be completed by July.