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Dong Nai aims to become an urban area with large roads, large parking lots, and green spaces.

Báo Giao thôngBáo Giao thông01/03/2024


On March 1, the People's Committee of Dong Nai province held a conference to implement the Politburo 's resolution on planning, construction, management and sustainable development of Vietnamese urban areas to 2030, with a vision to 2045 in Dong Nai.

Đồng Nai hướng tới đô thị có đường lớn, bãi đậu xe rộng, không gian xanh- Ảnh 1.

Urban development in Dong Nai will be associated with green spaces, large parking lots and large roads.

According to Mr. Nguyen Hong Linh, Secretary of Dong Nai Provincial Party Committee, the Provincial Party Committee has also issued an action program to develop urban areas in Dong Nai.

In which, it aims at three goals, including: Improving the quality of life of urban residents, increasing economic value of trade connections and creating connections with the world.

"Urban development must be people-centered and serve the people. The most beautiful lands must create something to best serve the people," said Mr. Linh.

In addition, Mr. Linh also proposed eight groups of solutions and 18 issues that need attention. In particular, attention should be paid to planning to implement the next steps.

Đồng Nai hướng tới đô thị có đường lớn, bãi đậu xe rộng, không gian xanh- Ảnh 2.

A corner of Bien Hoa urban area, the location of the upcoming construction of Dong Nai province's administrative area.

Acting Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Vo Tan Duc also stated that Dong Nai is a locality with many development advantages: Long Thanh international airport, a deep-water seaport system, 33 industrial parks, a diverse highway network...

This is the potential, advantage and opportunity for the province to develop socio-economic development space.

"Urban areas in Dong Nai in the future must achieve "5 yeses and 5 noes". 5 yeses include: Urban areas with logos, green spaces, parking lots, public toilets, and beautiful, airy streets.

"The five no's are: Urban areas without wires, no litter, no homeless beggars, no shabby street vendors, no messy digging of roads," Mr. Duc hopes.

According to the report of Dong Nai Department of Construction, by 2030, Dong Nai will have 17 urban areas.



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