On November 4, at a meeting with the Management Board of Industrial Zones, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Hai Duong Province, Le Ngoc Chau, shared that Hai Duong is attracting investment opportunities, especially with the planning of multiple industrial zones, abundant land resources, and a strong labor force. The province also boasts convenient transportation connections by rail, water, and road.
The Chairman instructed the Management Board to review and streamline administrative procedures, identifying any bottlenecks and reporting them to the provincial authorities for immediate resolution.
He further emphasized the need for coordination with the Public Administration Service Center to facilitate administrative procedures for enterprises in industrial zones. The goal is to ensure that by 2025, the Management Board’s administrative reform indices rank at the top.
Chairman of the People’s Committee of Hai Duong Province, Le Ngoc Chau, directs at the meeting. Source: Hai Duong Provincial Portal
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Mr. Chau instructed the Management Board to collaborate with departments, sectors, and localities to monitor slow-progress projects and consider extensions, especially for long-delayed projects. He stressed the need to report such cases to the provincial authorities to devise effective solutions, prevent unnecessary extensions, and avoid waste.
Additionally, the Management Board should coordinate with the Department of Natural Resources and Environment to advise the province on land retrieval for projects that fail to meet requirements. Assigning officers, leaders, and specialists to oversee each industrial zone is crucial for closely monitoring land clearance, infrastructure construction progress, and investors’ commitment fulfillment.
According to the Management Board’s report, Hai Duong has established 17 industrial zones spanning 1,738 hectares. Of these, 12 zones have invested in infrastructure development and business operations, while the remaining five are in the process of land clearance, planning adjustments, infrastructure construction, and investment promotion.
As of September 2024, these industrial zones have attracted 410 secondary investment projects, including 321 foreign-invested projects from 23 countries and territories, with a total registered capital of approximately 6.29 billion USD. There are also 89 domestic projects with a total capital of VND 17,600 billion.
Currently, about 299 out of 410 secondary projects in the industrial zones have commenced investment and gone into production and business operations, employing approximately 108,000 workers from inside and outside the province.
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