In total, the province broke ground on 26 projects with combined investment capital of about VNĐ383 trillion, while inaugurating five others worth nearly VNĐ7 trillion (US$266 million).
Under the Government’s plan to develop at least one million social housing units nationwide during the 2022-30 period, Bắc Ninh has been assigned a target of approximately 147,100 units.
Offshore wind projects include developments in the South Central offshore zone and an export-oriented wind-power project supplying Singapore and Malaysia.
The Government plans to remove licence requirements for at least 50 business sectors, doubling its earlier proposal, aiming to simplify investment, shift to post-inspection oversight, and enhance economic competitiveness as Việt Nam responds to global production changes.
At the event, residents will be able to directly raise questions about application procedures, required documents, eligibility criteria and the approval process.
Cà Mau is committed to providing the most favourable conditions for all businesses coming to invest in the province, authorities in the country’s southernmost province have said.
Among these, 15 public investment projects will have a total investment of VNĐ14 trillion, while 28 non-budget projects will have a total investment of VNĐ194,183 billion.
Over the past three decades, Việt Nam has witnessed one of the strongest real estate price increases in Southeast Asia. Việt Nam News talks with experts about the underlying causes and possible responses to cool down the overheated market.
Across the country, overall housing supply has been rising, but the share of affordable homes remains critically low. Experts are urging goverment regulations to control real estate prices to be carefully designed to ensure feasibility and avoid further market distortions.
The proposed developers include Vingroup, Sun Group, Viglacera, HUD, HANCORP, Becamex IDC, Vinaconex, Nam Long, Đức Mạnh, TasecoLand, Cát Tường and Thủ Đô JSC, among others.
On average, the country received around $800-$1 billion in ODA during 2021-25 period, except for 2022 when the inflow ped sharply due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Deputy Prime Minister Bùi Thanh Sơn at a conference on Thursday asked strict penalties to be raised against developers of stagnant power projects to prevent setbacks from threating the national energy security.