Vietnam to Remove Outdated Regulations to Spur Development
Vietnam's government has decided to abolish and simplify outdated regulations in the Law on Housing and the Law on Real Estate Business to accelerate economic growth. This aims to align legal frameworks with practical realities and enhance the transparency of the investment environment.
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