PM Chính attends inauguration ceremony of bridge, ring road and expressway in Quảng Ninh Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính attended the inauguration ceremony of the Tình Yêu (Love) Bridge, the first phase of the coastal ring road of Hạ Long – Cẩm Phả as well as the opening of Vân Đồn – Móng Cái Expressway in the north-eastern province of Quảng Ninh on Wednesday.

Aiding the elderly to join the labour market

Deputy chairman of the Việt Nam Association of the Elderly Central Committee Nguyễn Hòa Bình speaks to Việt Nam News Agency about the elderly and their labour needs.

Land prices shoot up in HCM City, cause worry

Land prices in HCM City are rising sharply, and experts warn this can have negative consequences on public works and housing supply.

HCM City to earmark $24.9 billion for housing development by 2025

HCM City will allocate nearly VNĐ567 trillion (US$24.9 billion) and 974 hectares of land for housing in the next four years to increase the per capita housing space to at least 23.5 square metres.

Việt Nam eyes raising average floor area per person Việt Nam is looking to increase the average housing floor area per person to 27sq.m by 2025, in which the floor area per person will be 28sq.m in urban areas, and 26sq.m in rural areas.

Bình Dương organises conference to attract EU investors

Bình Dương Province authorities and Becamex IDC, a leading developer of industrial, urban and transport infrastructure, organised an online conference December 9 to solicit investments from the EU.

Southeastern provinces to build more social housing for low-income workers

Provinces in the Southeastern region are making efforts to build more social housing units to address the housing needs of migrant workers from other parts of the country.

State needs to remove obstacles in worker housing development The State needs to have policies that encourage the development of housing for workers in industrial parks, according to experts.

Hà Nội to boost housing development

Hà Nội is focusing its effort on developing housing projects and new urban areas to meet people’s demands and improve their life quality.

People-orientated solutions needed in future industrial parks

The disruption caused by the pandemic to production in industrial parks (IPs) and export processing zones (EPZs) is leading some to suggest a radical overhaul in the way in which these areas operate in the future.