Tin mới
ASEAN aviation faces fuel cost pressures, calls for stronger regional cooperation
ASEAN aviation leaders warned that fuel prices and geopolitical tensions are increasing pressure on the aviation sector, urging regional coordination, sustainable fuel adoption and digital transformation to ensure safe resilient air transport growth.
Minister Tran Hong Minh pushes fair competition in airport investment projects
Minister Tran Hong Minh chaired a meeting to review Vietjet’s airport investment proposals, stressing transparency, fair competition and efficiency, while setting clear timelines for planning, upgrades and coordination at major airports nationwide.
Vietnam moves to revise Architecture Law, promote green, digital transformation
Vietnam’s Ministry of Construction is accelerating revisions to the 2019 Architecture Law to address practical challenges and emerging demands. The draft highlights green architecture, energy efficiency, and digital transformation.
Minister Tran Hong Minh: Transport infrastructure drives economic growth
Minister Tran Hong Minh highlighted that developing transport infrastructure is key to boosting economic growth. Vietnam plans nearly 9,000km of expressways, expanded urban rail networks and 31 airports by 2030 to enhance connectivity.
Viet Nam, China sign two railway cooperation agreements during high-level visit
Viet Nam and China signed two railway cooperation agreements during Party General Secretary To Lam’s official visit, focusing on workforce training and preparation of a feasibility study for the Lao Cai–Hanoi–Hai Phong railway project.
Middle East tensions threaten material supply chains, driving up costs and risks
The opaque and volatile situation in the Middle East is poised to significantly impact the supply infrastructure for construction materials.
Kengo Kuma & Associates wins bid to design new wing for National Gallery
A consortium led by Kengo Kuma & Associates has been selected as the lead designer for a new wing at the National Gallery in London, one of the world's most renowned art institutions.
SBI Holdings plans Las Vegas Sphere-style entertainment hub in Tokyo’s Odaiba district
SBI Holdings plans a major entertainment complex in Tokyo’s Daiba waterfront, entering formal talks with Sphere Entertainment Co. to replicate the Las Vegas Sphere concept in Japan.
Tokyu firms verify next-gen concrete cuts CO2 emissions by 66%
Tokyu Corporation, Tokyu Construction Co., Ltd. and Tokyo University of Science on March 31 announced the successful trial of “Hi-Producrete,” a next-generation concrete that significantly cuts CO₂ emissions and reduces labor needs in paving works.
Minister Tran Hong Minh calls for decentralization to speed expressway projects
Minister Tran Hong Minh called for stronger decentralization to local authorities to speed up expressway development, stressing proactive resource mobilization and timely removal of institutional bottlenecks to ensure progress in the 2026–2030 phase.
Vietnam studies optimal plans for two railway lines linking with China
Deputy Minister Nguyen Danh Huy urged thorough demand forecasting and careful evaluation of investment scenarios for two standard-gauge railways linking Vietnam and China, to ensure feasibility, efficiency and prevent waste from the planning stage.