Statistics showed that by the end of October, the ministry’s disbursement was estimated at VNĐ40.9 trillion (US$1.55 billion) or 51 per cent of its full-year plan, leaving a huge workload in the remaining months of this year.
Hà Nội and HCM City must work closely with ministries and sectors to review and adjust planning around railway stations and depots, implement compensation and resettlement projects, and auction land to finance urban development linked to the railway systems in...
Unlocking the full potential of Việt Nam''s real estate market must start from reforming institutional frameworks, experts stressed at a forum on developing the real estate market to boost GDP growth held on September 26 by the Xây dựng (Construction)...
As climate change worsens, the global construction industry is turning to green materials, and Việt Nam is well-placed to follow with its rich resources.
In the cost structure of the construction industry, where input materials always account for the largest proportion, any fluctuations in input prices can quickly erode profit margins.
While the construction sector is increasingly adopting advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and automation to enhance productivity and operational efficiency, it is also becoming more vulnerable to cyber threats, experts warn.
VCCI proposed completely abolishing the notification procedure for e-commerce websites and shifting to post-transaction monitoring to control the activities of these platforms.
For domestic businesses to feel confident investing in and producing high-quality products that meet consumer demands, strong legal support is still needed to eliminate unfair competition in the construction materials market.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has issued an urgent directive No. 85/CĐ-TTg dated June 10 in response to the sharp and abnormal surge in construction material prices, which is threatening the progress of key national infrastructure projects.
In a directive issued to member units recently, Minister of Construction Trần Hồng Minh called for urgent reforms aimed at simplifying the permit process, especially for investment projects that already meet detailed planning or urban design criteria.
The Ministry of Construction was asked to promptly review, streamline, and simplify 361 administrative procedures related to production and business activities, along with 447 business conditions under its jurisdiction, while ensuring a 30 per cent reduction in administrative processing time,...