According to the Lam Dong Provincial Electronic Information Portal, on October 12, the Provincial People’s Committee (PPC) hosted the 2025 Investment Promotion Conference. This event was part of the celebrations marking the success of the 1st Provincial Party Congress for the 2025-2030 term.
The conference highlighted Lam Dong’s potential and strengths, along with its socio-economic development strategies. These efforts aim to attract and mobilize investment from various economic sectors, both within and outside the province.
During the event, the Lam Dong PPC awarded Investment Registration Certificates and Investment Policy Approval Decisions to 9 projects, totaling nearly VND 35 trillion in investment capital.
These projects span multiple sectors, including real estate, agriculture, trade and services, and industry. Additionally, the province signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with 12 businesses to explore potential investment opportunities in the region.
Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Ho Van Muoi delivers the opening speech (Photo: Lam Dong Provincial Electronic Information Portal)
At the conference, Chairman Ho Van Muoi emphasized that the event is a sincere invitation to domestic and international businesses and investors. He urged them to collaborate in creating sustainable value and building Lam Dong into a livable, green, and friendly province in the new era of national development.
Chairman Muoi also stressed that Lam Dong is committed to improving its investment environment and infrastructure. The province aims to attract more major corporations and businesses by offering the best conditions for project surveys, investments, and implementation.
Earlier, the PPC announced a list of investment projects for 2025 and the 2026-2030 period. These projects focus on transportation infrastructure, industrial zones, clean energy, urban and housing development, high-tech agriculture, high-quality tourism, education, healthcare, trade, and environmental protection.
At the conference, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh praised Lam Dong’s initiative in announcing 132 investment projects for 2025 and 358 projects for 2026-2030. These projects are key to developing transportation infrastructure, industrial zones, clean energy, green urban areas, sustainable housing, high-tech agriculture, high-quality tourism, education, healthcare, trade, and environmental protection.
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh addresses the conference (Photo: Lam Dong Provincial Electronic Information Portal)
Deputy Prime Minister Binh encouraged Lam Dong to leverage its post-merger advantages to achieve breakthroughs in socio-economic development. He urged the province to prioritize strategic infrastructure investments and focus on key sectors such as high-tech agriculture, clean energy, deep processing industries, high-quality tourism, maritime economy, and logistics services.
Additionally, Lam Dong should enhance its investment and business climate by ensuring transparency, improving human resource quality, streamlining administrative procedures, and developing e-government and digital governance to better serve citizens and businesses.
The Deputy Prime Minister reaffirmed the government’s commitment to improving the investment environment, allocating resources for strategic infrastructure, and implementing special policies to support Lam Dong’s rapid and sustainable growth. The goal is for Lam Dong to become a new growth hub for the region and the country.
Following the merger, Lam Dong is now Vietnam’s largest province by area, covering over 24,000 km² with a population of nearly 3.9 million. Its strategic geo-political location spans from the Central Highlands to coastal areas, with diverse natural resources, including forests, seas, climate advantages, and mineral reserves.
Lam Dong’s development is supported by three economic pillars: a well-developed socio-economic infrastructure, renowned national tourism sites, significant bauxite and titanium reserves, and a strong agricultural and seafood brand. The province also boasts a rich cultural heritage and numerous cultural landmarks.
To date, Lam Dong is home to nearly 33,000 businesses, over 160,000 business households, and nearly 3,000 active projects with a total investment capital of over VND 2 quadrillion. This includes 235 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects.
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