Vietnam Accelerates Utilization of Surplus Public Land and Buildings with Special Policies to Unlock Development Resources
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance urges ministries and localities to implement special policies and mechanisms under Government Resolution No. 31/2026/NQ-CP to accelerate the utilization of surplus public land and buildings resulting from administrative reorganization. The goal is to efficiently exploit approximately 11,000 public assets and unlock development resources.
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