The southern area of Thai Nguyen province is identified as a space for modern industrial development with many large-scale infrastructure projects.
This is one of the main drivers contributing to the economic growth of Thai Nguyen province in the coming periods.
Recently, a working group of the province came to work in Van Xuan ward and Diem Thuy commune to record the progress of industrial infrastructure projects being implemented in the area.
In Van Xuan ward (formerly under Pho Yen city), the Yen Binh 2 Industrial Park project has a scale of nearly 300 hectares with a total investment of more than VND 3,600 billion and is currently in the process of implementation.
This is one of the projects expected to expand the industrial land fund, create a foundation to attract businesses and promote regional economic development.
In Diem Thuy commune (formerly in Phu Binh district), BMK Group is implementing the Yen Binh 3 Industrial Park Project with an area of nearly 300 hectares, with a total investment of more than VND 2,400 billion.
This project is expected to become an attractive destination for secondary investors, contributing to increasing competitiveness and expanding the province's industrial land fund.
Nhan Dat Tien Company Limited is also implementing the Thuong Dinh Industrial Park Project with an area of over 128 hectares, with a total investment of about VND 2,486 billion.
This is one of the important industrial infrastructure projects in the general planning of the province, contributing to expanding development space in the Southern region.
According to the investigation of Lao Dong Newspaper, many projects are still facing difficulties in site clearance and resettlement. This is considered a bottleneck, directly affecting the implementation progress and commitments as planned.
Therefore, with Yen Binh 2 Industrial Park, by December 2025 at the latest, 25 hectares of clean land must be handed over to be able to deploy the first phase of infrastructure.
For Yen Binh 3 Industrial Park, 40 hectares must be clean in 2025, while Thuong Dinh aims to complete the payment of agricultural land in November this year.
Investors are required to complete the environmental impact assessment dossier by October 2025 at the latest, which is a prerequisite for the implementation process.
The timelines have been agreed upon to create a basis for monitoring, avoid prolongation, and at the same time set out mandatory requirements to ensure feasibility in implementing industrial infrastructure.
Previously, Mr. Bui Van Luong - Vice Chairman of Thai Nguyen Provincial People's Committee - emphasized that industrial development is not only an economic goal, but also a lever for urban development, logistics and modern service industries.
Difficulties arising in site clearance or legal procedures must be resolved promptly, not affecting the set plan.
Maintaining progress not only determines the effectiveness of attracting investment but also creates trust for businesses, strengthening Thai Nguyen's position in attracting large-scale industry.
