Vietnam updates regional land use and economic zone planning

In Hanoi, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is seeking opinions on adjusting the planning of over 7,000 hectares of forest and forestry land. Out of a total of 28,978.56 hectares reviewed, local authorities have proposed removing 7,386.16 hectares from forestry planning. This includes 641.54 hectares of land originally designated for forestry that has transitioned into existing residential areas or land subject to approved recovery decisions.

Meanwhile, in Ha Tinh province, the Prime Minister has approved an adjusted general planning for the Vung Ang Economic Zone through 2050. The adjustment aims to expand the zone's scale and includes adding over 1,800 hectares of land dedicated to industrial development, seaports, and logistics services. The zone is intended to serve as a multi-sector coastal economic hub and a key center for industry and energy in Vietnam.