In an interview with the Viet Nam Government Portal, Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang noted that the revised Capital Law creates a new institutional framework for the development of Ha Noi’s cultural industries, positioning culture as both an endogenous resource and a source of soft power for the Capital.
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TOD – the “golden key” to unlocking resources for the capital’s transportation infrastructure
In an article published by Xay dung Newspaper, Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang analyzes how land value capture around metro lines and stations can become a new financial resource for public transport development, while also highlighting the special mechanisms under the revised Capital Law that pave the way for the implementation of the TOD model in Ha Noi.
Read moreThe Draft Law on Lawyers (amended) and the issue of enhancing the competitiveness of Vietnamese lawyers
The article by Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang puts forward several recommendations concerning the Draft Law on Lawyers (amended), including reforms to the organizational and operational models of law practice entities, improvements to professional conditions and the role of lawyers, and the promotion of digital transformation within legal practice. These proposals aim to enable Vietnamese lawyers to compete effectively with their counterparts in Southeast Asia, across Asia, and in other developed markets.
Read moreDigital transformation and strategic autonomy in Viet Nam’s cultural industries
Several opinions of lawyer Nguyen Hung Quang on promoting digital transformation in the cultural industry, posted on the Government News.
Read moreSpecialized Courts as a Catalyst for Trust in Vietnam’s International Financial Center
An article by Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang provides an in-depth analysis of the judicial regime of the Law on Specialized Courts at the International Financial Center.
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