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The Government has issued Resolution No. 229/NQ-CP promulgating the Governments Plan to implement Resolution No. 21-NQ/TW dated July 28, 2026 of the Party Central Committee, term 21-NQ/TW (Plan). Download By the end of 2027, the National Information System and National Land Database will be basically completed. The purpose and requirements of the Plan are that the development and amendment of the Land Law and related laws must be carried out synchronously and consistently, ensuring the inheritance of appropriate regulations, strengthening consultation with experts, scientists, people, the business community and affected subjects to ensure policy quality and feasibility of legal documents. Law. The implementation process must closely link institutional improvement with administrative reform, digital transformation, organizational consolidation, improving the quality of officials and civil servants and ensuring implementation resources; promote local initiative and creativity on the basis of strengthening central inspection and supervision. Enhance publicity, transparency, and application of digital technology in land management and use; ensure people and businesses right to access information; Improve the effectiveness of supervision of the National Assembly, Peoples Council, Vietnam Fatherland Front, socio-political organizations, press agencies and the People for the implementation of the Resolution. In order to achieve the goals set out in Resolution No. 21-NQ/TW and Plan No. 07-KH/TW, in the coming time, in addition to regular tasks, the Government requires ministries, branches and localities to specify and drastically organize the implementation of Tasks: Propagating, disseminating and unifying awareness of land management and use in a socialist-oriented market economy. In particular, the Government requires ministries, ministerial-level agencies and Peoples Committees of provinces and centrally-run cities to be responsible for organizing research, study, thorough understanding and building plans to implement the Resolution in accordance with the functions, tasks and practical conditions of each agency and locality; ensure synchronous, unified, and effective implementation from central to local levels. Strongly innovate propaganda content and methods in a people- and business-centered direction; Strengthen the application of digital platforms, multimedia communication systems, press and publishing to promptly disseminate new guidelines and policies on land. Focus on propagandizing and clarifying the core contents of the Resolution, especially the principle that land is owned by the entire people with the State representing the owner and unified management; the rights and responsibilities of the State as the owners representative; rights and obligations of land users; Requires economical, effective and sustainable land use; promote land resources for development but at the same time ensure social justice, national defense, security, environmental protection and legitimate interests of land users. Promote dissemination and education of land laws for cadres, civil servants and public employees directly performing land management; Focus on in-depth training and fostering for the team working on law development, planning, compensation, support, resettlement, land allocation, land lease, land valuation, land registration and settlement of complaints, denunciations and land disputes. Complete institutions and policies on land management and use in synchronization with institutions for developing a socialist-oriented market economy. Ministries, branches and localities urgently review comprehensively the 2024 Land Law and Relevant legal documents; fully evaluate the difficulties and obstacles in the implementation process; Clearly identify the contents that need to be amended, supplemented or abolished to ensure the consistency of the legal system. Focus on developing the Land Law project (amended) according to the schedule assigned by competent authorities; Ensure full institutionalization of the Partys policies on reforming planning, land allocation, land leasing, land use conversion, land recovery, compensation, support, resettlement, land prices, land finance, land use rights market, management of agricultural land, multi-purpose land, defense and security land combined with productive labor activities, economic construction and mechanisms to handle land-related restrictions left by history. Push Strengthen administrative reform, digital transformation and improve state management capacity on land. The goal is to promote digital transformation in the field of land management and use, accordingly, fundamentally innovating state management methods on land in the direction of modern land governance, openness, transparency, based on digital data; build a unified land management system from central to local levels; promoting decentralization and decentralization of power associated with strengthening inspection, supervision and control of power; Create maximum convenience for people and businesses in accessing land and carrying out administrative procedures. By the end of 2027, the Village System will be basically completedg national information and national database on land. Ministries, branches and localities continue to review and simplify the order and administrative procedures on planning, land recovery, compensation, support, resettlement, land allocation, land lease, change of land use purpose, land prices, land registration, issuance of land use rights certificates and other related administrative procedures; Minimize intermediary stages, eliminate inappropriate regulations, reduce document processing time and compliance costs for people and businesses. Build and operate a centralized, unified, synchronous, modern, multi-purpose national land information system; Ensure connection, connectivity, and data sharing with the national database on population, specialized databases on planning