In recent times, Hai Duong province has issued many policies to ensure social security, incentives, and attract investment to improve the investment environment in general, including the investment environment in industrial parks in the province.
The Chairman of the People's Committee of Hai Duong province has just assigned the Provincial Industrial Park Management Board to immediately develop a plan to cut and shorten the time to handle administrative procedures.
For projects that are behind schedule, when considering extending the project implementation period, especially for projects that are behind schedule due to subjective reasons from the investor, the Head of the Industrial Park Management Board shall consider the cause and reason for adjustment by the investor, advise, propose a solution, and report to the Provincial People's Committee leaders on the policy.
For investors in industrial park infrastructure, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested to quickly attract secondary investors to fill the industrial parks. Priority should be given to attracting projects with investment rates per hectare higher than the average of neighboring provinces; focusing on the fields of AI technology, semiconductor integrated circuit industry, component manufacturing, electronic microcircuits, chips, semiconductor materials and some other high-tech fields.
The Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested to focus on investing in social institutions, workers' accommodation, and cultural houses to improve the quality of life for workers; and to well implement social security policies in the project implementation area.
Coordinate and provide the best support for secondary investors to implement projects based on practical conditions and legal regulations. Immediately upon receiving secondary investors, they need to proactively work on a number of issues to coordinate the selection and training of skilled workers: number of workers, required occupations, remuneration... truly being a bridge between the government, workers and employers.
For investors who have not completed site clearance, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested that immediately after the decision to assign the investor is made, it is necessary to focus on coordinating with local authorities to have a plan to speed up site clearance progress; Pay all site clearance costs according to the approved plan into the account of the local Site Clearance Council.
