Hanoi: Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung chaired a meeting in Hanoi on June 22 to appraise revisions to the National Land Use Planning for 2021-2030 with a vision to 2050, stressing the need to put land resources into practical and efficient use to support sustainable development.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the importance of optimizing land use to meet the country's development goals. The meeting was convened to evaluate proposed changes to the land use planning strategy, which aims to align with the nation's long-term vision for growth and sustainability.

The revised National Land Use Planning is expected to provide a framework that ensures the effective management of land resources. The focus is on leveraging land as a vital asset to bolster economic growth while maintaining environmental balance. This approach aims to address challenges related to urbanization, agricultural needs, and industrial expansion.

The Deputy Prime Minister highlighted the necessity for policies that promote efficient land utilization, which is crucial for achieving national development targets. By prioritizing strategic land use, the government seeks to enhance infrastructure development, improve living standards, and support economic activities across the country.