HCMC strives to meet development goals with government support
Translated from Vietnamese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Ho Chi Minh City's Party Secretary Tran Luu Quang expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister for new approaches to resolving long-standing issues.
- Quang pledged that the city will strive to meet its set goals, emphasizing the motto "HCMC for the whole country, the whole country for HCMC."
- The city's Chairman Nguyen Van Tung requested government support for investors, tax incentives, and flexible housing policies.
Ho Chi Minh City's Party Secretary Tran Luu Quang has pledged the city's commitment to achieving its development objectives, following a productive working session with Prime Minister Le Minh Hung. Quang conveyed the city's gratitude for the government's "new approach and new thinking" in tackling persistent issues that have long hindered progress.
Honestly, after the working session and hearing the Prime Minister's profound guidance, I clearly see my responsibilities. More importantly, I feel more confident and steadfast in carrying out future tasks.
"Honestly, after the working session and hearing the Prime Minister's profound guidance, I clearly see my responsibilities. More importantly, I feel more confident and steadfast in carrying out future tasks," Quang stated. He reiterated the Politburo's Resolution 09, which sets the guiding principle: "HCMC for the whole country, the whole country for HCMC." With this spirit, the city accepts the significant responsibility entrusted to it and promises to exert all efforts to fulfill its mission.
Earlier, Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, Nguyen Van Tung, presented several key proposals to the Prime Minister. These included requests for mechanisms to encourage effective participation from investors, businesses, and state-owned enterprises in land development. He also sought initial exemptions or reductions in land use fees and lower credit interest rates.
HCMC for the whole country, the whole country for HCMC.
Furthermore, the city requested flexibility in converting housing types, such as resettlement housing, social housing, and rental housing, to meet actual demand. This flexibility aims to enhance management efficiency and prevent waste. The city also expressed its hope for continued government attention and guidance to support officials in implementing projects and resolving long-standing difficulties.
With this spirit, the city accepts the significant responsibility entrusted to it and promises to exert all efforts to fulfill its mission.
Originally published by Tuแปi Trแบป in Vietnamese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.