On the afternoon of June 17, Member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Prime Minister Mai Van Chinh chaired a meeting on the plan to exploit and effectively use My Dinh National Stadium.
Attending the meeting were Alternate member of the Party Central Committee, Permanent Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Le Hai Binh, leaders of ministries, branches, Hanoi People's Committee and relevant agencies.
At the meeting, after listening to the representative of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism report on the exploitation of My Dinh National Stadium, and the opinions of relevant ministries and branches, the Deputy Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to absorb the opinions of ministries, branches and agencies to complete the report, in which it must clarify each group of issues, which issues are under the authority of the Complex, of ministries and branches, to what extent they have been resolved, which issues have not been resolved yet, the objective and subjective causes and propose a solution, and send it to the Government Standing Committee for comments this June.
At the same time, coordinate with Hanoi City and relevant ministries and branches to supplement, complete and adjust appropriate planning.
The Deputy Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to specify the Strategy for the development of physical training and sports in Vietnam until 2030, with a vision to 2045, and at the same time advise on planning, mechanisms and accompanying policies, to have effective facilities, attract investors, increase frequency of use, and annually organize major regional and world sports activities.
Regarding the plan for the coming time, the Deputy Prime Minister suggested that the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, based on the Law on Public Asset Management, the Law on Public Investment, new decrees, etc., coordinate with ministries and branches to advise on the development of a Project to effectively exploit the works in the Complex, report to the Prime Minister for instructions, clearly stating which ones they manage and which ones need public-private partnership, thereby proposing specific plans to ensure the effectiveness in public asset management and avoid waste.
The Deputy Prime Minister requested that there must be movement and change in resolving the backlog of work related to the exploitation of My Dinh National Stadium and the National Sports Complex, and there must be a specific report (with a project, explanation and feasibility) and proposed solutions for upcoming work.
In addition to giving opinions on the review and assessment of the effectiveness of using land funds for association purposes, the Deputy Prime Minister also noted the need to periodically inspect, maintain and ensure the safety of the My Dinh National Stadium in accordance with regulations to avoid deterioration, because this is a national project, symbolic in nature, serving physical education and sports activities, major national events and the physical education and sports movement for the people.
*Previously, the Government Office issued Document No. 2790/VPCP-KGVX dated April 3, 2025 conveying the direction of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on the plan to effectively exploit My Dinh National Stadium.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has directed the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism to urgently direct research and develop a plan to exploit My Dinh National Stadium, ensuring effective exploitation and avoiding waste and degradation.
My Dinh National Stadium is one of the facilities of the National Sports Complex.
My Dinh National Stadium is located in Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi. This is one of the most modern sports facilities in Vietnam.
Inaugurated in 2003, My Dinh Stadium has a capacity of about 40,000 spectators, and is the venue for many major events such as the SEA Games, AFF Cup, and international matches of the Vietnam football team. This stadium is not only a sports venue, but also hosts concerts and cultural events.
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