National Conference on the Implementation of the Land Law

On March 6th, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) held a conference to implement the Land Law, with in-person meetings in Hanoi and online connections to 63 provinces and cities nationwide. Leaders from central and local ministries and agencies attended the conference.

The 2024 Land Law, effective from January 1, 2025, comprises 16 chapters and 260 articles regulating the rights and responsibilities of the State, the rights and obligations of citizens regarding land; procedures for leasing, allocating, and using land; compensation, support, and resettlement when the State reclaims land... At the conference, delegates focused on discussing and agreeing on the amendments and additions to the law, reflected in many new points that address the shortcomings and limitations of the 2013 Land Law. They also proposed that the drafting agency incorporate and rearrange the structure of the chapters, articles, and groups of issues appropriately, avoiding duplication before the law is enacted and implemented.

Delegates attending at our province's location.

Speaking at the conference, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Dang Quoc Khanh stated that the 2024 Land Law, passed by the National Assembly, is one of the country's important legal events. The innovative policies in this law will contribute to the economical, sustainable, and efficient management and use of land resources, meeting the requirements of accelerating industrialization and modernization, contributing to social stability, and ensuring national defense and security. This is the result of a close, thorough, and scientific coordination process, with the high efforts and determination of the National Assembly, the Government, relevant agencies and organizations, experts, scientific organizations, the business community, and the people nationwide who wholeheartedly contributed their opinions to complete the draft law, ensuring the practical and effective implementation of land law in the future.

Hong Lam

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