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Addressing a seminar in Hanoi on March 12, Dung noted people from
all over the country including rural and mountainous areas all have concerns
over the lack of affordable housing.
Housing prices in Vietnam are currently high
compared to people’s income, and meeting their housing needs requires support
from the State and even international resources, he said.
The government has approved the National Housing
Development Strategy till 2020 with a vision for 2030. It is finalizing a
housing policy to meet practical conditions, aiming to help low-income
earners improve their accommodation.
A number of legal documents have been issued to
implement guidelines and mobilise resources for the development of social
housing.
World Bank Country Director in Vietnam Victoria Kwakwa
said Vietnam
is in the process of rapid urbanisation and approximately 1 million people
migrate to cities annually, placing immense pressure on housing demands.
International experts at the seminar shared valuable
experiences in developing low-cost houses in their countries.
The seminar also provided a good opportunity for
domestic researchers, managers and lawmakers to gain valuable information to
complete a legal document system relating to building investment, urban and
housing development, and real estate trading, especially low-cost house
development policy.
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