On July 6, Hung Yen Provincial People's Committee worked with Hung Yen Investment and Development Group Joint Stock Company and Jland Group on proposals for research and investment in the province. At the working session, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Manh Quyen introduced a general overview of Hung Yen's potential, advantages and development orientation in the new period.
Accordingly, the province is focusing on completing a synchronous and modern transport infrastructure system, strengthening connectivity with international airports, seaport systems and major economic centers to facilitate industrial, commercial, logistics development and attract investment.
According to the plan, Hung Yen orients development according to three functional regions. In which, the northern gateway region of the Capital Region focuses on developing urban areas, industry, services, high-tech logistics and ecological industrial parks. The central region plays the role of administrative, urban, industrial and general service center.
The coastal area is oriented to develop energy, materials industry, seaport logistics, ecotourism, gradually forming a free economic zone and modern coastal city.
Leaders of the Provincial People's Committee emphasized that Hung Yen still has much room for development in the fields of industry, services, logistics and innovation. The province persists in the policy of selectively attracting investment, prioritizing large-scale projects, applying high technology, green and sustainable development and creating spillover effects on the local economy.
Representatives of Hung Yen Investment and Development Group Joint Stock Company and Jland Group highly appreciated the strategic position, potential and planning orientation of the province. The enterprise believes that Hung Yen's development orientation is consistent with the long-term investment strategy, especially in developing modern industrial parks associated with digital transformation and innovation.
Businesses expressed their desire to research and invest in multi-functional eco-industrial complexes that meet international standards, synchronously develop service ecosystems, logistics and digital infrastructure. At the same time, businesses proposed research and investment in high-tech industries, data centers, healthcare, high-tech education and eco-urban infrastructure.
Concluding the working session, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Manh Quyen acknowledged the proposals of businesses, and assigned the Department of Finance to be the focal point to coordinate with relevant departments and branches to support businesses, accelerate the research and investment promotion process.
