Chủ đề: Hanoi

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Hanoi has proposed setting aside nearly VND23 trillion ($993.74 million) from the city budget to build a section of Ring Road No. 4 passing through the capital with a length of 58.2 km. The Capital Region’s Ring Road No. 4 is 112.8 km long and passes through three cities and provinces - Hanoi, Hung Yen, and Bac Ninh.

Market in the capital quite vibrant in the first quarter and showing promise.

The Hanoi People’s Committee has issued a plan to inspect and evaluate investment programs and projects in the capital during 2022. Five transport infrastructure projects under the public-private partnership (PPP) method will be inspected and evaluated this year to resolve issues and boost implementation.

Hanoi will continue to sell 600 old State-owned villas from a list of sold or half-finished properties. The capital currently has 1,216 villas, including 367 State-owned villas, 732 mixed-use villas with mixed ownership, and 117 privately-owned villas. Many are degraded and damaged, but there is insufficient funding for maintenance, renovation, and repair.

Hanoi has proposed building two underground tunnels, at the intersections of West Thang Long and Hoang Quoc Viet with Ring Road No. 3, invested with medium-term public investment capital totaling VND2 trillion ($87.1 million).

The Hanoi People’s Committee has said that investment in infrastructure at industrial clusters around the city has been slow over the past time and so assigned specific tasks to local departments and agencies to closely coordinate on the construction of high-quality infrastructure at 41 clusters.

The Hanoi People’s Committee has issued Decision No. 913/QD-UBND approving the general planning of urban underground construction. It will develop underground space around metro stations and prioritize the development of underground space in public works and urban commercial centers.

Urban planning and construction planning in Hanoi for the 2021-2025 period has been approved by the Chairman of the People’s Committee Chu Ngoc Anh. There are 236 projects and groups of projects, including one general urban planning project, four urban sub-division planning projects, 146 detailed urban planning projects and urban area groups, 34 separate urban design projects, and 14 district construction planning projects.

It has been forecast that Hanoi will see recruitment demand for 80,000 - 100,000 positions in the first quarter of 2022, primarily in business and trade, banking and finance, industry, and information technology.

The Hanoi Department of Construction has announced the receipt of registration documents for buying and renting social housing in Dong Anh district and the AZ Thang Long social housing and commercial service complex project in Hoai Duc district. Eligible buyers can submit registration documents until February 28.

Hanoi has released a plan on holding a city-wide promotional program in 2022, primarily in May, July, and November, via traditional shopping, e-commerce, and night shopping, etc. Enterprises and production and business units in all economic sectors will take part.

Hanoi has approved planning for an 18-ha park in Trau Quy town. The land will be used for roads, lakes, and green spaces. In addition, in the 2021-2025 period, the capital will focus on completing six parks now finishing investment procedures and upgrading 45 of the existing 63 parks and flower gardens.

The Hanoi People’s Committee has issued Decision No. 65/QD-UBND approving the “Establishment of 2-5 new industrial zones in the 2021-2025 period” project. It will cement the tasks required for developing the industrial infrastructure network and also call for enterprises to invest in industrial zones in Hanoi.

Budget collections in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City stood at nearly VND266 trillion ($11.7 billion) and over VND381 trillion ($16.8 billion) during 2021, exceeding estimates by more than VND30 trillion ($1.32 billion) and nearly VND17 trillion ($748.5 million), respectively. In order to fulfill State budget and financial tasks this year, the two cities will continue promoting the reform of administrative procedures, improving the business environment, and creating favorable conditions for the stable development of businesses.

Considering transport infrastructure connecting the central urban area with suburban areas and satellite cities as being one of three breakthroughs, Hanoi plans to start construction of three urban railway lines in the 2021-2025 period in addition to prioritizing ring roads.

With a scarcity of land in its inner city and construction delayed by Covid-19, difficulties in licensing issues have negatively affected the supply of villas and townhouses in Hanoi. It is forecast that the market will continue to experience a shortfall, with the West being better placed thanks to advantages in infrastructure.

Hanoi is facing pressure from housing demand due to rapid population growth. The capital is currently implementing 149 housing projects, including 92 in commercial housing, equivalent to nearly 35 million sq m of floor space, and 57 in social housing, or 6.6 million sq m.

Hanoi will spend more than VND1.864 trillion ($80.9 million) on reducing traffic congestion in the 2021-2025 period. Expanding the public transport network, promoting the application of information technology in management and administration, and building an intelligent transport network are among the ten groups of tasks and solutions proposed by the capital.

Along with 2,497 land acquisition projects with an area totaling more than 8,500 ha, the Hanoi People’s Council has also approved 717 works and projects to change the land use purpose of rice-growing land in 2022, with an area of more than 1,200 ha.