Freeing up investment flows

The resolution is considered a "door" to free up investment flows.

One of the notable contents of the resolution is to allow provinces and cities to allocate land use quotas to commune-level administrative units after the reorganization, without being bound by national quotas allocated under Resolution No. 39/2021/QH15 of the National Assembly . This provision opens up great room for localities to proactively allocate land funds according to practical needs, instead of being constrained by the "tight shirt" from the rigid quota framework.

Along with that, the resolution also specifies how to handle conflicts and overlaps between types of planning. If the project has been identified in the sectoral planning, in accordance with the land use planning, urban or rural, the competent authority is allowed to use it as a basis for revocation, assignment, lease or change of land use purpose according to the provisions of the Land Law. This is an important step to end the situation of "suspended planning" and prolonged project stagnation due to lack of consistency. Thus, this document is not only administrative technical, but also has a direct impact on the investment environment. When regulations become clearer, more transparent and practical, the confidence of businesses and investors will be strengthened, thereby promoting capital flows into infrastructure, industry and services.

In the field of urban development, especially social housing, Resolution No. 66.3/2025/NQ-CP opens up opportunities for localities to proactively allocate land funds to meet the urgent needs of the people. When procedures for land recovery, allocation, and conversion of purposes are shortened, social housing projects can be implemented faster, contributing to reducing population pressure and improving the quality of urban life.

Moreover, allowing the handling of planning problems also means that many important infrastructure projects, from transportation, electricity and water to telecommunications, can be implemented soon. By clearing the projects, the local economy will have the conditions to break through, contributing to the overall growth of the country.

For the resolution to come into effect, it requires synchronous participation from many levels, sectors and localities. It is important that ministries and sectors, especially the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Construction , promptly issue specific and clear instructions on implementation methods, while strengthening inspection and supervision; promptly reporting any arising problems.

At the provincial level, localities must promptly review the provincial planning for the 2021-2030 period approved before July 1, 2025, and make plans to allocate appropriate land use quotas for each commune, ward, and special zone after the reorganization. Publicity and transparency in allocation are mandatory requirements, both to ensure fairness and to facilitate supervision by people and businesses.

Commune-level administrative units need to proactively develop annual land use plans, in line with local realities. The work of measuring, inventorying, and creating cadastral maps must be accurate, avoiding waste or future disputes.

For organizations and individuals using land, responsibility does not stop at complying with regulations, but also requires initiative. Enterprises and investors need to closely follow provincial planning and commune-level land use planning, closely coordinate with management agencies to shorten time, reduce costs, and ensure project implementation is on track and sustainable.

Resolution No. 66.3/2025/NQ-CP, issued in a timely manner, will remove one of the biggest bottlenecks in land management and use today. However, from documents to practice is a long way, requiring drastic actions from authorities at all levels, as well as a sense of responsibility and cooperation from businesses and people.

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