General Secretary and State President To Lam emphasized that infrastructure efficiency must be measured by the tangible benefits provided to citizens, businesses, and the overall economy.
With an appropriate regulatory foundation now in place, Vietnam can move forward on meeting its net-zero commitments and accessing growth opportunities.
Vietnam’s impressive containment of inflation over the last decade may be put to the test after a problematic first half of 2026, and continued policy attention will be required during the remainder of the year.
The proposed project would help complete Vietnam's national transport network while creating a new economic corridor linking Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, and the Hanoi Capital Region.
The adjusted plan focuses on three core pillars: spatial development orientation, land-use planning, and the planning of technical infrastructure systems.