Major projects to be launched in Hue city

The city has set a 2025 GDP growth target of at least 10% and is prioritising investment-friendly policies, infrastructure development, and accelerated project implementation.

Hue (VNA) – A series of key infrastructure projects will commence or be inaugurated in Hue to mark the 50th anniversary of the central city’s liberation (March 26) and the 95th anniversary of its Party Organisation (April 1930-2025), local authorities announced on March 17.

Among the highlights is the Nguyen Hoang Road and a bridge crossing Huong River, set to open to traffic. The 2.28 trillion VND (89.3 million USD) project, funded by central and local budgets, aims to improve urban connectivity, ease congestion, and support the development of new urban areas west of Hue.

Besides, several major private budget projects will be carried out, including the 2.187 trillion VND Creanza High-Tech Quartz Processing Plant and the 2 trillion VND (78.2 million USD) Dat Phuong Ultra-Clear Glass Factory, both in Phong Dien Industrial Park. These projects are expected to create hundreds of jobs, generate millions in tax revenue, and enhance Vietnam’s position in high-value materials processing.

Meanwhile, the 1.514 trillion VND (59.2 million USD) Chan May Logistics Centre in the Chan May – Lang Co Economic Zone will improve cargo handling and boost container traffic through Chan May Port.

Hue will also launch two social housing projects to provide affordable housing for local residents.

The city has set a 2025 GDP growth target of at least 10% and is prioritising investment-friendly policies, infrastructure development, and accelerated project implementation to sustain economic momentum./.

VNA

See more

A new house built for a poor household in Thai Binh (Photo: VNA)

Thai Binh aims to eradicate substandard housing ahead of schedule

Thai Binh province has identified 2,106 eligible households—1,164 requiring new homes and 942 needing home repairs. Each new house receives 100 million VND in aid, while 50 million VND is provided for each repaired home. The total budget for the 2024-2025 period is 163.5 billion VND (6.4 million USD).

CEO of Asahi Corporation Katsu Tsunoda speaks at the 2025 graduation ceremony for international students studying in Japan. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnamese students honoured at Asahi scholarship graduation ceremony in Japan

Vietnamese students achieved remarkable successes, excelling in various categories. Seven out of 22 students passed the N1 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test - the highest level - while 16 out of 34 students received the special award. Notably, some Vietnamese students were recognised for outstanding achievements in all three award categories.

Illustrative image (Photo: VNA)

Ninh Thuan ramps up efforts to eradicate substandard housing

Ninh Thuan will intensify awareness campaigns and launch a 90-day push from April to June 2025 to mobilise further resources. By adopting a flexible approach in utilising funds, the province is determined to achieve its goal of ensuring safe and stable housing for all vulnerable residents./.

A new house has been built for needy households (Photo: VNA)

Tien Giang steps up efforts to eliminate substandard houses

According to the Tien Giang People’s Committee, 485 homes for policy beneficiaries, families of war martyrs, and low-income households will be supported. Of these, 284 new homes will be built, and 201 existing ones repaired, with a total budget of 24.1 billion VND (about 984,000 USD). As of March 6, construction had started on 166 houses, with 32 already completed.