Vietnam to Submit Draft Amended Land Law to National Assembly, Revising Environmental Standards
The Vietnamese government is set to submit a draft amended Land Law to the 16th National Assembly's second session. While revising the handling of residential areas and water sources in environmental impact assessments, it maintains a cautious stance on streamlining issues directly linked to public health. Mentions were also made regarding Vietnam-Japan relations and cooperation with Laos.
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