Over 8,200 Public Properties in Vietnam Remain Unutilized, Facing Significant Challenges
Over 8,200 public properties in Vietnam, resulting from administrative restructuring, remain unutilized nationwide. Many regions face difficulties in repurposing, leasing, or finding recipients for these assets, posing a significant challenge to their effective utilization.
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