Provincial People's Committee: Meeting to listen to reports on industrial cluster development orientation

On March 1, comrade Tran Quoc Nam, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee chaired a meeting to listen to a report on the development orientation of industrial clusters (ICs) in the province. Attending were comrade Trinh Minh Hoang, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; leaders of relevant departments, branches and localities.

According to the Department of Industry and Trade, up to now, there have been 6 industrial clusters established in the province, with a scale of 289.76 hectares, including: Thap Cham, Quang Son, Phuoc Tien, Hieu Thien, Phuoc Minh 1, Phuoc Minh 2 industrial clusters; of which, Thap Cham industrial cluster has completed technical infrastructure investment and put into operation. The remaining 5 industrial clusters are carrying out compensation, site clearance, completing legal procedures related to land, construction, fire prevention, fire fighting, environmental impact. At the same time, it is expected to attract investment in 13 new industrial clusters, with a total area of 480.28 hectares, with industries such as: Mechanics, construction materials production, wood processing, garment, leather shoes for export, processing of agricultural products...

Comrade Tran Quoc Nam, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee chaired the meeting.

After listening to the comments and discussions of the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and the sectors and localities; concluding the meeting, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested that for the 6 established industrial clusters, the Department of Industry and Trade coordinate with the departments, sectors and localities to continue reviewing the remaining difficulties and problems and find timely solutions, especially speeding up the compensation and site clearance process. Strengthening inspection and review of slow-progressing industrial clusters and resolutely revoking investment policies for enterprises that do not show determination and have poor capacity; at the same time, developing a plan to decentralize state management for each industrial cluster. Regarding the 13 industrial clusters expected to attract investment, he requested that the departments, sectors and localities focus on reviewing the land use planning indicators of industrial clusters to ensure that they are consistent with other plans; paying attention to implementing investment promotion, advising on developing policies to attract investors and enterprises to invest in industrial clusters. Along with that, support and create all favorable conditions for investors in terms of licenses, site handover and other legal procedures in accordance with the law. After the meeting, the province will issue a plan and assign specific tasks to each sector and locality for coordination and implementation, in order to speed up the investment progress of industrial parks in the coming time.

Hong Lam

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