Additionally, the Department has removed public notices of land law violations for seven cases, including land in Việt Hưng Ward held by the consortium of Đông Giang JSC, Sơn Dương Trading LLC, and Đức Giang General Trading LLC; land in Phúc Thịnh Commune owned by the Hanoi Textbook Printing JSC; land in Thường Tín Commune belonging to Bach Khoa College of Technology; land at 19 Hàng Khoai, Hoàn Kiếm District, associated with the Bắc Qua Commercial Service Supermarket project; land in the new Việt Hưng Urban Area, Việt Hưng Ward, linked to Vinakim Investment JSC and Tiến Thành Trading and Services JSC; and land in Sóc Sơn Commune owned by Vân Sơn Investment JSC.
The Government Inspector Uncovers 12 Land Lots Misappropriated at the Ministry of Transport
The Government Inspectorate on November 22 announced the conclusion of the inspection of the restructuring of state-owned enterprises and the conversion of land use purposes from production and business of state-owned enterprises and equitized enterprises to land business and housing development in the period of 2011-2021 at the Ministry of Transport.
Chairman of Ca Mau Province Faces Scrutiny over Responsibility for Delayed Project, States it’s “Hard to Explain”
Mr. Huynh Quoc Viet, Chairman of Ca Mau Province People’s Committee, said that there are projects that are behind schedule due to investors, and there are projects that are stuck due to land clearance and planning issues, and that the departments, sectors, and localities share part of the responsibility. “It is difficult to explain whose responsibility it is when the delegates raise the issue,” said Mr. Viet.
Phúc Sơn Industrial Park Project Fails to Fulfill Financial Obligations, Allowing Secondary Investors to Lease Land
The Government Inspectorate has highlighted that Phuc Son Industrial Park’s investor has not fulfilled its financial obligations and has not issued land-use certificates, yet it has allowed sub-investors to lease the land…
Businesses facing criticism for holding onto land without development plans
Four companies, namely Xuyen A Joint Stock Company, Delta Joint Stock Company, An Thanh Trading and Services Joint Stock Company, and Thuan Thanh Brick Limited Liability Company, have been publicly disclosed as land violation offenders, lagging in land development in the province of Hai Duong.
