The People’s Committee of Thanh Hoa province has issued a Decision approving the construction planning project for Ha Long Industrial Park with a ratio of 1/2000 in Ha Trung district.
Accordingly, the planning scope belongs to the administrative boundary of Ha Long town (Ha Trung district) and Bac Son ward (Bi Son town).
Location of Ha Long town (Ha Trung district)
Ha Long Industrial Park has specific boundaries: The north borders the clay mine of Bi Son Cement; the south borders the park, public land, and worker housing as per the master plan; the east borders Area A of Bi Son Industrial Park and the North-South railway; and the west borders the North-South expressway.
The Ha Long Industrial Park covers an area of approximately 613 hectares for planning research. Of this, about 544 hectares are allocated for industrial zoning and divided into two sub-areas: Area A spans 283 hectares, located south of the main East-West road axis, while Area B covers 261 hectares to the north of the same road.
The project’s objective is to establish an industrial park with a comprehensive technical infrastructure base, contributing to the economic and social development of Ha Trung district, Bi Son town, and Thanh Hoa province. Additionally, it aims to increase the proportion of industrial labor, significantly contributing to the labor structure shift in the region.
Ha Long Industrial Park will host a diverse range of industries, prioritizing electronics and precision mechanical product assembly. The projected workforce is estimated at 21,300 people.
Along with the construction of factories, the park will feature service facilities, public utilities, technical infrastructure, and green spaces.
Approximately 190 households will require resettlement in three areas to facilitate land clearance for the project. Additionally, the industrial park will allocate land spanning 21 hectares for worker housing and trade union institutions.
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In 2024, Thanh Hoa province attracted 105 direct investment projects, including 19 FDI projects, with registered capital increasing by over 25% compared to 2023. As of the end of 2023, the province is home to one economic zone and eight industrial parks spanning a total area of over 2,000 hectares.
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