According to Lang Son Provincial People's Committee, 61 out of 64 tasks under the economic growth scenario for the last 6 months of 2026 are being implemented on schedule.
The industrial production index in 7 months increased by nearly 6.92% compared to the same period. The province attracted nearly 14,930 billion VND of non-budget investment capital, with 20 projects approved in principle or granted investment registration certificates.
The import and export turnover of goods through the area reached 63.6 billion USD, an increase of more than 43%.
Total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenue exceeded 26,500 billion VND, up 19%. The number of tourists reached about 4.29 million, up 27%.
State budget revenue is estimated to reach more than 16,750 billion VND, an increase of over 86% compared to the same period last year and exceeding more than 24% of the provincial estimate.
However, public investment disbursement after adjustment only reached about 32% of the plan, and industrial production is not stable.
Three delayed tasks include the commencement of Na Duong 1 and Na Duong 3 industrial clusters, the deployment of 110 kV power lines supplying electricity to VSIP Industrial Park, and the commencement of social housing projects in Dong Kinh ward.
Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Canh Toan requested Na Duong 1 and Na Duong 3 industrial clusters to start construction no later than August. The groundbreaking milestone for the power supply line for VSIP Industrial Park must be determined before August 15.
Problems related to land, environment, construction and site clearance at the Dong Kinh social housing project must be resolved and reported before August 10.
The infrastructure of phase one of VSIP Industrial Park currently reaches about 40% of the main volume, and is basically required to be completed in the third quarter.
Two smart border gate projects in the 1119-1120 and 1088/2-1089 landmarks are expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2026 and the first quarter of 2027 respectively.
The province also requested to review public investment projects with low disbursement, and transfer capital from projects that are unable to use up the plan in the year.
