At the meeting, the Department of Industry and Trade and the Industrial Park Management Board reported and proposed solutions to address obstacles in land allocation, land leasing, and infrastructure development in the Quang Son Industrial Cluster, Thanh Hai Industrial Park, and related issues. Currently, in the province, two industrial clusters, Quang Son and Thap Cham, have completed infrastructure, while three others are under investment. Two investors have registered for the Quang Son Industrial Cluster, but are still waiting due to the lack of land lease rates; further infrastructure investment is needed to attract secondary investors. Regarding Thanh Hai Industrial Park, it is facing difficulties in land use conversion and requires infrastructure upgrades, especially for the wastewater treatment plant.
Comrade Trinh Minh Hoang, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, chaired the meeting.
Following a number of obstacles related to investment in industrial parks and clusters, the province has worked with relevant departments and units to gradually resolve these issues, create favorable conditions, and attract businesses to invest in these industrial parks and clusters.
Concluding the meeting, Mr. Trinh Minh Hoang, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, requested the Provincial Project Management Board for Civil and Industrial Construction Projects to urge the contractor to complete the infrastructure of Thanh Hai Industrial Park; proactively coordinate with localities to meticulously complete all legal land procedures; and request the conversion of rice land in Thanh Hai Industrial Park. He also requested relevant departments and localities to develop regulations and a management system for industrial clusters, unify the management focal point for receiving applications, and resolve difficulties for businesses; promptly appraise infrastructure and finalize investment projects to determine land lease prices; and prioritize the allocation of funds for repairing and maintaining infrastructure, supplementing land use plans, completing infrastructure, and allocating land for businesses to lease and use, thereby maximizing the investment efficiency of industrial parks and clusters.
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