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In 2026, the Ministry of Construction has reviewed all 454 administrative procedures under its management, including the proposal to abolish 56 administrative procedures, simplify 91 administrative procedures, and decentralize 10 administrative procedures. Download Mr. Lam Van Hoang, Chief of Office of the Ministry of Construction, information at the conference - Photo: Ta Hai At the April working meeting and implementation of key tasks in May taking place on the morning of May 8, Mr. Lam Van Hoang, Chief of Office of the Ministry of Construction, said that the Ministry has achieved many positive results in reforming administrative procedures. According to the report of the Ministry of Construction, the total number of administrative procedures under the Ministrys management to date is 454 administrative procedures. Main administrative procedures, of which the number of administrative procedures implemented at the ministerial level is 243. Expected to abolish and simplify nearly 35% of administrative procedures. In April 2026, the Ministry of Construction urgently reviewed all 454 administrative procedures under its management, thereby proposing to abolish, simplify and decentralize 157 procedures, equivalent to nearly 35%. The Ministry also proposed cutting 19 business investment industries and professions (30%) and 102/249 business investment conditions, reaching a rate of nearly 41%. With this result, the Ministry of Construction becomes one of three ministries ensuring the completion of assigned targets according to Conclusion No. 18-KL/TW of the 2nd Central Conference. Mr. Hoang said that in May 2026, the Ministry will continue to focus on substantially reducing administrative procedures and regulations. business conditions, compliance costs and document processing time; At the same time, promoting decentralization and decentralization of powers associated with strengthening inspection and supervision to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of state management in accordance with instructions. In addition, the Ministry of Construction has submitted and received the Governments approval of the policy profile of the Vietnam Maritime and Waterways Code (Resolution No. 77/NQ-CP dated April 1, 2026). Currently, the Ministry of Construction is developing the draft content of the Code on the basis of policies approved by the Government, and is urgently implementing the development of specialized Laws according to the work program. Download Many procedures related to opening and closing airports and granting airport registration certificates are proposed to be abolished. Many procedures related to opening and closing airports and granting airport registration certificates are proposed to be abolished in the new draft decree recently submitted to the Government by the Ministry of Construction. Specifically, according to the draft Decree on airports and take-off and landing sites just submitted to the Government, the Ministry of Construction implements decentralization to ensure the principle of reduction, simplify administrative procedures related to production and business activities, do not interfere deeply in the business activities of enterprises, create a fair, transparent, safe and effective business investment environment to ensure compliance with the policy of streamlining the apparatus of the Party and Government. The draft also orients to limit the use of many licenses in management work, converting it to post-inspection; ensure compliance with international practices and regulations of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). In addition, the principle of handling administrative procedures is to clearly stipulate the time limit for payment of appraisal fees, appropriate organizations and individuals to complete and clarify records of administrative procedures. The Ministry of Construction said that the draft simplifies, cuts, and decentralizes 14/26 administrative procedures in the aviation sector. Notably, there are 10 administrative procedures proposed to be abolished, including procedures for opening airports and airports; Group of procedures for granting airport and aerodrome registration certificates such as: granting temporary airport and aerodrome registration certificates; issuance of airport and aerodrome registration certificates; amending the content of airport and aerodrome registration certificates; re-issuance of airport and aerodrome registration certificates. In addition, the draft proposes to abolish the group of procedures for closing airports and aerodromes such as temporarily closing airports and aerodromes in cases of natural disasters, epidemics, environmental pollution, incidents, aviation accidents and other unusual situations that threaten aviation safety; temporary closure of airports and aerodromes to renovate, expand and repair infrastructure; Temporary closure of a part of airport and aerodrome infrastructure. Two other procedures also proposed to be abolished are approval of general site drawings within the boundaries of assigned investment projects and issuance of control plate numbers of facilities operating at airports. Regarding procedures to be adjusted and reduced, the draft transfers the proposed administrative procedures for granting certificates of technical safety and environmental protection quality for specialized vehicles and equipment to the Registry Department as the agency to handle. At the same time, part of the reduction is in the direction of eliminating regulations on granting technical safety and environmental protection quality certificates for specialized aviation equipment to cut down on administrative procedures for implementing units. Regarding classificationp, the draft is implemented according to Decision No. 1015 dated August 30, 2022 of the Prime Minister on approving decentralization plans in handling administrative procedures under the management of ministries and ministerial-level agencies. Accordingly,
