Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, Vo Phien, led discussions from Quang Ngai Province.
According to a report from the Ministry of Construction, over 1,300 sites, covering more than 9,700 hectares of land, have been designated nationwide for social housing development.
Since 2021, more than 655 social housing projects have been initiated, totaling over 593,000 units. Among these, 103 projects have been completed, providing over 66,700 houses. 137 projects have begun construction, with a scale of more than 114,600 houses. 415 projects have been approved for investment, amounting to over 412,000 houses.
On February 27, 2025, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh signed Decision No. 444/QD-TTg, which outlines the targets for completing social housing by 2025 and beyond, extending to 2030.
During the period from 2025 to 2030, the country aims to complete more than 995,000 apartments.
During the conference, delegates discussed solutions to remove difficulties and obstacles related to policies, procedures, and the preferential support mechanisms for local social housing projects.
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On March 6, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a national online conference on addressing challenges and obstacles to promote the development of social housing.
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In his concluding remarks, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized the high demand for social housing nationwide.
He instructed the Ministry of Construction to oversee a review of existing regulations, procedures, and processes to identify inadequacies and propose solutions that would facilitate the prompt implementation of social housing projects.
The Prime Minister also urged the Ministry of Finance to urgently study and propose the establishment of a national fund for social housing.
He encouraged commercial banks and the Bank for Social Policies to expand preferential credit packages to assist individuals and households in borrowing funds to buy or rent social housing.
Additionally, he assigned the Government Office to work with relevant ministries and agencies to review and reduce at least 30 per cent of related administrative procedures, making it easier for people and businesses to engage in social housing initiatives.
They are also tasked with compiling and presenting the difficulties and recommendations raised by delegates to the appropriate authorities for timely consideration and resolution.
Moreover, it is essential to enhance promotional efforts, replicate successful models and effective strategies, and share best practices to inspire and drive the development of social housing across the nation.
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