Vietnam Orders Year-End Clearance of Surplus Real Estate to Boost Economy
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has directed all ministries and local authorities to complete the clearance of surplus real estate resulting from administrative reorganizations by the end of the year. The move aims to promote efficient land use and unlock potential for public services and economic development.
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