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Ho Chi Minh City Council Approves Key Policies and Projects
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Ho Chi Minh City Council Approves Key Policies and Projects

From Thanh Niên · () Vietnamese

Translated from Vietnamese and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • The Ho Chi Minh City People's Council approved 42 resolutions during its 4th session for the 2026-2031 term.
  • The resolutions cover a range of critical areas including social welfare, administrative structure, infrastructure development, and land management.
  • This decision-making session aims to advance the city's development and governance through new policies and project authorizations.

Ho Chi Minh City's People's Council convened for its 4th session of the 11th term, approving a significant package of 42 resolutions. These decisions, made on August 27, are set to shape the city's trajectory over the coming years, addressing crucial aspects of its development and administration.

The approved resolutions are divided into two categories: 16 are normative legal documents, while 26 are individual resolutions. They span a wide spectrum of governance, from social welfare initiatives designed to improve citizens' lives to reforms in the city's organizational structure.

Furthermore, the council's decisions include substantial investments in infrastructure projects, vital for the city's continued growth and connectivity. Land management policies were also addressed, indicating a focus on sustainable urban planning and resource utilization. These comprehensive measures underscore the council's commitment to advancing Ho Chi Minh City's status as a major economic and social hub.

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