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Vietnam regional development and infrastructure progress

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Vietnam regional development and land use management infrastructure progress

Local authorities in various Vietnamese regions are addressing continue to address administrative and logistical hurdles to facilitate economic development and infrastructure projects. In regions such as Ia Khươl and Pleiku, officials are working to accelerate investment projects despite challenges involving technical infrastructure, investor capacity, land valuation, and resettlement complexities. While Ia Khươl has achieved a 100% land lease rate for its 11 planned projects, Pleiku continues to face delays due to planning adjustments and compensation issues. In Tà Xi Láng, efforts focus on overcoming geographic limitations and high poverty rates, while managing delays in rural transport projects. In Quảng Ngãi, Quang Ngai, provincial leadership has directed departments to resolve land-use conversion requests for businesses. Key While key transport projects, such as projects like the 694 billion VND road connecting Thach Bich Bridge to Tinh Phong, face delays. Although 90.7% of the site has been handed over, 18 households Phong have yet to vacate, and 51 others face complications faced delays due to previous land management violations. To accommodate relocation, the province site clearance and compensation issues, new construction has announced a 650 commenced on the Tra Khuc 1 Bridge. This 2,199 billion VND investment self-anchored suspension bridge project has begun drilling bored piles for temporary piers, with work on the three main tower piers expected to construct four resettlement areas continue through late 2026. In Da Nang, several connectivity projects are nearing completion. The project linking National Highway 14H to DT609C, featuring the 0.9km Thu River Bridge, is undergoing final safety and drainage works with an expected completion in November 2026. The An Binh Bridge project over the Vu Gia River is largely complete following the resolution of utility pole obstructions, with final road connections to National Highway 14B scheduled for December 2026. The Van Tuong urban area between 2027 and 2030. Major transportation infrastructure Ly Bridge over the Thu Bon River is also navigating site clearance stages, part of the region’s ongoing expansion. Other regional efforts include managing land lease rates in Ia Khươl, addressing planning adjustments in Pleiku, and overcoming geographic limitations in Ta Xi Lang. Major expressway projects, such as the Bac Kan-Cao Bang expressway. The section passing through Thai Nguyen province involves the recovery of 884 hectares of land route, continue to navigate site clearance and affects 1,071 households, with authorities currently publicizing compensation and resettlement plans. In stages, while Lao Cai, nearly 18.8 billion VND has been allocated Cai continues to improve allocate funds for traffic safety on National Highway 279 through 2027. Meanwhile, in the tourism sector, difficulties persist in Lam Dong and the Hai Tien coastal area regarding legal procedures and site clearance. 279.

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  1. 2026-11-09 04:37 UTC Vietnam regional development and infrastructure progress
  2. 2026-11-09 04:33 UTC Vietnam regional development and land use management
  3. 2026-11-05 05:52 UTC Vietnam regional development and land use management
  4. 2026-11-03 03:01 UTC Vietnam regional development and land use management
  5. 2026-11-02 05:53 UTC Vietnam regional development and land use management
  6. 2026-10-20 05:05 UTC Vietnam regional development and land use management
  7. 2026-10-19 06:45 UTC Vietnam regional development and land use management

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