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Nghe An (VNA) – National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue attended a ceremony in central Nghe An province on April 11 where the Ministry of Health handed over a decision recognising the Nghe An General Friendship Hospital as an end-line hospital in medical checkup and treatment in the north central region.

Handing over the decision to the hospital, Minister of Health Nguyen Thanh Long said that as a tertiary referral hospital providing health check-up and treatment services, the Nghe An General Friendship Hospital will play a stronger role in the development of the health sector of Nghe An province in particular and the whole north central region in general.

Long expressed his hope that the quality of services provided by the hospital will continue to be improved, dealing with the overload and better meeting the demand of residents in Nghe An as well as neighbouring provinces and Laos.

With the support of central hospitals, the 100-year-old Nghe An General Friendship Hospital has succeeded to master 90 percent of high medical techniques practiced in central hospitals to treat difficult and complicated cases.

The minister asked the hospital to become a special-level hospital in the next five years.

Stressing that the health sector is striving to enhance medical services for people and ensuring a fair, high-quality and effective system, Long said that  the ministry has paid special attention to facilitating poor people’s access to medical services in the northwestern, northern central, south central, Central Highlands and southwestern regions.

The recognition of the Nghe An General Friendship Hospital as an end-line hospital aims to realise this goal, he added.

Founded on September 18, 1918, the hospital is the biggest of its kind in Nghe An with 58 faculties and nearly 1,800 staff members.

On the occasion, NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue presented two ventilators to the hospital, while Minister Nguyen Thanh Long also handed over two others to the facility.

Earlier on April 10, the NA leader paid tribute to President Ho Chi Minh at the Kim Lien Special National Relic Site in Nam Dan district of Nghe An province./.

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Hanoi (VNA) – Romanian media have reported that the Vietnamese National Assembly had successfully consolidated key leadership position s, and showed their hope Vietnam-Romania cooperative ties would develop to a new height in the future.

Major news and press agencies such as Agerpres, Romaniatv.net, Republicatv.ro, Proarges.ro, Digi24.ro, and Stirileprotv.ro simultaneously reported the event that the Vietnamese NA approved senior leadership positions, who are expected to inherit impressive achievements of Vietnam in the past term and create new development steps, including further promoting the good tradition of the Vietnam – Romania friendship.

They said that in the last five years, the Vietnamese Government has created achievements with innovation and overcome many difficulties and challenges thanks to its dynamism and drastic direction and management.

Under the timely and close leadership and direction of the Party and State, along with the drastic direction of the Government, Vietnam overcame three waves of COVID-19 pandemic outbreaks, bringing the Vietnamese economy to become one of the economies that has stably developed, not severely affected by the pandemic, and reaching a growth rate of 2.91 percent by 2020.

The Romanian media said that at the beginning of the 2016-2021 government term, the size of the Vietnamese economy ranked 48th, but Vietnam’s ranking has increased 11 places to 37th in the world.

Vietnam is expected to join the group of developed countries with high income in 2045, the Romanian media stressed.

Vietnam’s participation in international trade agreements, especially the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) and the European Union-Vietnam  Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) , and its role as ASEAN Chair in 2020, and a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council at present are the hallmarks proving the integration, prestige and responsibility of Vietnam in the international arena.

The news outlets also spotlighted the fruitful development of the traditional friendship and multifaceted cooperation between Vietnam and Romania over the last seven decades.

Vietnam is one of Romania’s major economic partners in Asia and a leading trade partner of the European country in Southeast Asia, they said, adding that these are a foundation for stronger development of the bilateral cooperative relations in the coming time./.

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The pandemic has not slowed down interest from buyers and developers for top-class properties

On a breezy Saturday evening in Nhon Trach district of Dong Nai province, a group of residents were enjoying a BBQ dinner outside a garden villa at SwanBay, a township developed on Dai Phuoc island, 30 minutes by boat from Ho Chi Minh City.

“It is ideal to have a villa on the island. I had heard about the concept of island properties, and now I can have such a villa right here in Vietnam,” said the owner.

Beginning in 2017 as a project totalling over 200 hectares, half of which has already been developed, Swanbay boasts over 2,000 units sold and 1,000 of them already completed and handed over.

The project is among some of the first to be developed under the concept of island townships in Vietnam. Also in the same province, other ventures such as Angel Island by Song Tien Corporation and Aqua City-Phoenix developed by Novaland are driving interest from high-income buyers.

According to Trang Bui, head of client development and transactions at JLL Vietnam, Vietnam waterfront and island properties may be one of the newest areas in the region to reach prominence, but it is far from being the only one.

Before the pandemic hit, the Asia-Pacific was in the midst of an urban waterfront building boom, as developers crowd in to get a piece of coveted coastal areas from Singapore to Sydney.

While the world in general saw investment reduced sharply due to the coronavirus crisis, in Vietnam the segment remains on the radar of rich buyers thanks in part to its successful containment of the pandemic compared to many nations elsewhere.

Trang said that as local economies mature and affluence rises, these waterfront and island properties become increasingly attractive from a recreational and housing point of view.

“Island properties are offering something uniquely different from the typical inland development and they reflect the unique habit of wealthy consumers,” said Trang.

New concepts

From an urban perspective, coastal and island development has traditionally been dominated by commerce such as trading, shipping, and transportation.

According to Trang, in developed modern metropolises where green space is at a premium, however, a river or island view brings a sense of openness and a connection to the natural world that is crucial for every resident.

Waterfront locations offer residents expansive views and a resort-like lifestyle – two preferred factors for both buyers and investors. Moreover, island and waterfront properties are offering a valuable environment to its residents.

In many real estate projects, developers have to build up a friendly environment system from the ground up. Island projects, meanwhile, already inherit a rich bio-diversified environment, meaning developers can focus on preserving the landscape and environment in the area.

Meanwhile, over the past few years, Vietnamese people with a sophisticated lifestyle have increasingly been searching for more isolated spaces surrounded by rivers or other water-based locations.

According to the Wealth Report 2020 released by UK-based Knight Frank consulting agency, Vietnam will be among the countries with the most rapid projected growth of the superrich over the next five years and this proportion will make a great impact on the consumption of high-end properties, especially eco-island properties.

Chow Chee Fan, CEO of Song Tien Group, the developer of Angel Island in Dong Nai province, told VIR that although the real estate market in Vietnam is still in its early stages of development, eco-island properties are increasingly attracting demand from customers with high living standards.

“For this customer class, their need is not only looking for real estate to live in, but they also pay much attention to the ecological environment of that property and the amenities that cater to advanced resident’s health,” Fan said.

“Island ecological properties also need to meet key factors such as high-quality products and integrated planning,” Fan emphasised.

Fighting logistical hurdles

According to JLL, not every project has been as successful in the region. In Thailand, for instance, there is little access to many riverfronts. The building regulations of local authorities on the use of the riverfront are very tight, bringing many challenges for developers. The Thai government is beginning to offer public facilities such as walking paths and cycle-ways along such riverfronts, and these services can bring about social, economic, and environmental benefits.

In Hong Kong, harbour-front properties have been in demand for decades, but implementing the kind of large-scale change seen in places like Singapore is proving tricky. While demand for a waterfront lifestyle may be rising, supply is limited.

“There are not many waterfronts which a city or a country can offer. However, developers will be driven by areas with improved infrastructure and ambitious new projects located near rivers, and so island and waterfront properties look set for further change in the coming years,” said Trang from JLL.

The success of island properties can be more challenging than in inland areas, and also depends much on the financial and technical capacity of the developers themselves.

For example, many years ago Vinaconex looked to build Cat Ba Amatina, a $1 billion township on Cat Ba island near Haiphong. With a scale of more than 170 hectares, Cat Ba Amatina was to be a complex of several resorts and hotels, marinas, tourism port, international trade and service centres, entertainment, and sport facilities.

However, due to the lack of investment capital, the venture was delayed from 2013 and was only just resumed last October. The developer has since committed to finish the first phase of the project by 2023 and fully complete it in 2025.

In Thanh Hoa province, the Tien Trang coastal urban project has been delayed for more than a decade due to the incapability of developer Soto Co., Ltd. to implement the project.

Soto expected to put the 100ha residential area and sports and entertainment centre into operation in 2014. Today, however, only half of a central square has been constructed. Last November, local authorities permitted the developer to transact several land plots in the project to other developers. The capital flow from the transaction is assumed to be re-invested in the project itself.