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The Government has issued Resolution No. 66.26/2026/NQ-CP on supporting livelihood security, stabilizing living conditions, and resettlement for land users when the State recovers land to implement nuclear power projects.

Vietnam is entering a new stage of development, aiming to become a developed, high-income country by 2045, with a focus on promoting science and technology, innovation, strengthening economic resilience, and improving the quality of national governance.

Many enterprises still encounter significant hurdles regarding processes, paperwork, circulation conditions, and the defined responsibilities of various parties—particularly concerning new products and advanced technologies.

The revised Red River Urban Zone Master Plan covers a river corridor of approximately 40 km, stretching from Hong Ha Bridge to Me So Bridge.

Vietnam’s manufacturing sector, according to a recent report, has already taken a host of steps to move beyond its initial focus on low-cost production.

A representative from the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment asserted that the primary bottleneck is not the quality of raw materials but the organizational capacity and market mindset of the producers.