The People’s Committee of Hai Duong province has submitted a proposal to the Provincial People’s Council to approve the planning tasks for two industrial parks and the planning scheme for another industrial park spanning hundreds of hectares in three districts, according to Báo Hải DÆ°Æ¡ng.
Specifically, the People’s Committee has proposed that the Provincial People’s Council approve the planning tasks for the Thanh Mien I and Gia Loc III industrial parks, at a scale of 1/2000, as well as the planning scheme for the Hung Dao industrial park (Tu Ky district), also at a scale of 1/2000.
The Provincial People’s Council will consider this proposal at the 29th meeting (a specialized session on the morning of February 20).
According to the proposal by the People’s Committee, the planning area for the Thanh Mien I industrial park falls under the jurisdiction of Doan Ket, Le Hong, and Hong Quang communes.
It is bordered on the north by agricultural land in Doan Ket and Hong Quang communes, on the south by the east-west axis road, on the east by agricultural land and residential areas in the aforementioned communes as well as Le Hong commune and Highway 195, and on the west by agricultural land and residential areas in Doan Ket commune.
The planning area spans approximately 226 hectares, and the projected workforce is estimated at 10,500 people.
The planning area for the Gia Loc II industrial park falls under the jurisdiction of Thong Nhat and Yet Kieu communes.
It is bordered on the north by agricultural land in Vo Luong village, Thong Nhat commune; on the south by agricultural land in Phuong Xa village, Yet Kieu commune; on the west by agricultural land in Thong Nhat and Yet Kieu communes; and on the east by agricultural land in Yet Kieu and Lien Hong communes.
The planning area covers about 142.29 hectares, and the projected workforce is estimated at 7,500 people.
These industrial parks are designed to be multi-sectoral and high-tech, featuring advanced production technologies and environmentally friendly practices.
The People’s Committee of Hai Duong province has set a deadline of nine months from the approval of the industrial park sub-planning tasks for the completion of the planning process.
The Hung Dao industrial park planning area falls under the jurisdiction of Hung Dao, Ngoc Ky, Tai Son, and Tan Ky communes in Tu Ky district.
It is bordered on the north by the Hanoi – Hai Phong expressway and the Lao Cai – Hanoi – Hai Phong – Quang Ninh railway; on the south by agricultural land and the residential area of Tan Lap in Tan Ky commune; on the east by agricultural land and the residential areas of Trung Son, Thuong Son, and Thiet Tai villages in Tai Son commune; and on the west by agricultural land and the residential areas of Tu Ky Thuong, Dai Dinh, Kim Doi, and Ngoc Ly villages in Ngoc Ky commune.
The total planning area for the Hung Dao industrial park covers 212.8 hectares. This includes 199.52 hectares designated for the industrial park itself and 13.28 hectares for infrastructure development outside the park.
Hai Duong Province Plans 21 Industrial Parks
According to the Hai Duong Portal, Hai Duong is located in the Red River Delta in northern Vietnam and is one of seven provinces and cities in the key economic region of the North.
It is a dynamic economic center and a major economic driver in the North and the country. The province consists of 12 administrative units, including two cities, one town, and nine districts. Hai Duong city is the province’s economic, political, and cultural center, located about 80km from Hanoi.
The Prime Minister has approved a plan for Hai Duong to establish 21 industrial parks and expand three existing ones, totaling an area of approximately 4,508 hectares. Currently, 17 industrial parks have been established in the province, 12 of which are already under construction or in operation, with a total planned area of 1,650 hectares.
The province’s commitment to completing industrial park infrastructure and offering supportive policies has created a favorable environment for investment attraction.
According to the Management Board of Industrial Parks in the province, in the first six months of 2024, the industrial parks in Hai Duong attracted investments totaling 252.5 million USD, a decrease of 50.8 million USD compared to the same period last year.
Hai Duong has been actively implementing various measures to attract investments. In addition to expediting the development of technical infrastructure in industrial and craft parks to welcome investors, the provincial leadership has also held direct meetings and dialogues with businesses to proactively provide information, answer questions, and address concerns, thereby fostering a sense of trust and confidence among investors.
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