The hybrid-format event combined in-person participation in Hanoi with online sessions across 34 provinces and cities.
Attendees included experts, scientists, economists, representatives from professional associations, the business community, and legal practitioners.
Provincial television hubs hosted local leaders from various departments and agencies.

The Land Law, a cornerstone of Vietnam’s legislative framework, underpins socio-economic activities and closely interacts with other major laws, including the Law on Planning, the Law on Urban and Rural Planning and the Law on Investment.
The workshop focused on identifying policy and institutional challenges encountered during the implementation of the Land Law.
Organizers aimed to explore and select solutions to make land legislation more comprehensive, consistent, transparent, feasible, and effective.
During discussions, participants from the business community and legal sector examined the current institutional framework and practical application of the law.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, responsible for drafting the legislation, provided clarifications, addressed existing bottlenecks, and proposed near-term solutions to enhance the law’s implementation.