Proposal to Reallocate Housing and Land for School Construction
During the meeting, Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of District 6, Nguyen Huy Thang, presented some difficulties and obstacles faced in implementing investment projects in the district. This includes the Hang Bang Canal project and other stalled projects under the management of Binh Phu Investment Joint Stock Company…
Currently, Binh Phu Investment Joint Stock Company has 15 component projects in Ward 10 and Ward 11. However, these projects still owe technical and social infrastructure, along with other issues as concluded by the Ho Chi Minh City Inspectorate. There are challenges and obstacles in continuing with these projects.
The Vice Chairman of District 6 proposed that the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee establish a working group to review, evaluate, and suggest solutions to these difficulties and existing problems.
Regarding the land managed by the departments and sectors in District 6, the Vice Chairman of the District People’s Committee shared that they have sent a written request to consider transferring the assets of eight land plots to the People’s Committee of District 6 for the construction of seven new schools and one park.
Socio-economic Bright Spots
Earlier, reporting on the socio-economic results for the first five months of 2025, Chairwoman of the District 6 People’s Committee, Le Thi Thanh Thao, shared that the district has been creating favorable conditions for businesses and business households to establish, operate, and develop. The number of newly established enterprises and business households has increased compared to the same period, contributing to an increase in state budget revenue. There are currently 7,595 operating enterprises, 21,241 business households, and 38 cooperatives in the district.
Accordingly, the total state budget revenue is estimated at over VND 737 billion, reaching nearly 63% of the estimate (VND 1,175 billion), an increase of nearly 48% over the same period last year. In terms of public investment disbursement, as of May 26, the district has disbursed nearly VND 70 billion, reaching 22.8% of the assigned capital (VND 306.6 billion).
Security and order in District 6 are well-controlled, with no hotspots, contributing to a safe and stable environment for local socio-economic development.
Up to now, there are no households in District 6 that are considered poor according to Ho Chi Minh City’s poverty standards for the 2021-2025 period. The district pays attention to social security, organizes health care programs for the people, and arranges cultural and artistic activities for the residents’ enjoyment and recreation.
