According to the Gia Lai Provincial Planning for the period 2021-2030, with a vision to 2050, the whole province has 24 industrial parks (IPs) with a total area of about 8,824 hectares and 99 industrial clusters (IPs) with a total area of over 5,400 hectares.
To date, the province has established 62 industrial clusters with a total area of over 2,400 hectares, of which 46 industrial clusters have been put into operation, with 477 secondary projects with a total area of over 910 hectares, reaching an occupancy rate of 82.1%; the total investment capital of the projects is over VND 23,100 billion.
In the first 9 months of 2025, Gia Lai has established 2 new industrial parks, expanded 4 industrial parks and attracted 10 enterprises to invest in technical infrastructure. These industrial parks attracted 25 more secondary projects with a total capital of more than 750 billion VND, bringing the total number of projects in operation to 338, creating jobs for about 26,000 workers.
In 2025, the province aims to attract 45 investment projects in industrial parks with a total capital of about VND 22,500 billion. To date, 4 industrial parks in the province have attracted 19 projects with a total registered capital of nearly VND28,000 billion, including 5 FDI projects with a total capital of about 1.1 billion USD.
However, the development of industrial parks and industrial clusters in the province still has some shortcomings and limitations. Some areas and industrial parks have not met the targets of investment in technical infrastructure, investment attraction, environmental criteria and land rental prices... The progress of investment attraction in Becamex Binh Dinh Industrial Park and Hoa Hoi Industrial Park is still slow, not commensurate with the potential, advantages and development plans of the province.
Compensation and site clearance in some places are still slow, affecting the progress of infrastructure investment and investment attraction; the technical infrastructure system outside the industrial park fence in some localities is not synchronous, causing difficulties for businesses' operations.
Some infrastructure investors have not been active in promoting and calling for investment, and have not innovated their management and operation models in the direction of ecological zones and industrial clusters.
Faced with this situation, on October 21, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Pham Anh Tuan requested departments, branches and localities to focus on removing obstacles, creating favorable conditions for investment, development and expansion of industrial parks and industrial clusters. Concentrate industrial projects in the area - CCN to facilitate management, ensure quality, especially in the environment.
The development of zones and industrial parks must be associated with ecological orientation, attracting high-tech, environmentally friendly projects with great added value and the ability to spread positively to local socio-economic development.
For investors, Mr. Tuan emphasized 3 important factors to assess capacity including: financial capacity, the ability to fill the area - CCN and the quality of attracting investment.
The Chairman assigned the Provincial Economic Zone Management Board to monitor and promptly remove difficulties in the investment implementation process, especially compensation and site clearance.
"Focus on handling quickly, completing site clearance, investment and construction for Phu My Industrial Park, ensuring progress. At the same time, handle and resolve industrial parks that do not complete assigned targets, especially Becamex and Hoa Hoi", Mr. Tuan directed.
