A key proposal is to introduce a mechanism to regulate windfall gains from differences in land values, while imposing high taxes on vacant land and property transactions conducted within a short period.
With a coastline stretching nearly 189 kilometers, featuring a network of straits, bays, lagoons, and seaports with significant development potential, Dak Lak is well positioned to advance its marine economy, particularly through the harvesting, aquaculture, and processing of high-value seafood products.
Hai Phong continues to identify industry, logistics and port services as the pillars of its economy while steering industrial development towards high technology, green production and sustainability.
Kiosk check-in opens six hours before departure and closes 60 minutes prior, and bag drop runs from three hours to 50 minutes before the flight.
In the new energy economy, value will increasingly come not only from underground resources but also from technology, data, infrastructure, operational capabilities and supply chain connectivity.
The ACV said on July 20 that contractors are deploying additional workers and equipment to speed up construction under Component Project 3, which covers the airport's essential aviation infrastructure. Major facilities, including the first and second runways, taxiways, aircraft aprons, the passenger terminal apron and the aircraft fuel supply system, are approaching completion.
A comprehensive transport network is taking shape around Long Thanh International Airport, as Dong Nai city accelerates the construction of major road projects to complement expressways and ring roads linked to the country's largest airport.
Held on the sidelines of VIETLAO EXPO 2026, the seminar aimed to help businesses explore trade and investment opportunities and foster cross-border production and supply chains.
Hung Yen province is now home to 4,189 valid investment projects, comprising 3,219 domestic and 970 foreign-invested ones. Their combined registered capital totals around 49.4 billion USD.
Disbursement reached 227.2 trillion VND (8.73 billion USD) as of June 4, equal to 22.4% of the Prime Minister’s annual plan, the Ministry of Finance said. That was up from 198.4 trillion VND a week earlier, meaning more than 28.8 trillion VND was disbursed in the May 29–June 4 period alone, about 1.8 times the prior week’s pace.