The projects focus on industrial parks, tourism and infrastructure.
This is a notable information announced at the conference to deploy the plan to implement the Quang Nam Provincial Planning for the period 2021-2030, with a vision to 2050, on March 5.
At the conference, leaders of Quang Nam province awarded Investment Registration Certificates to 6 typical projects, with a total investment capital of more than 1,071 billion VND.
Including: wiring Harness auto parts assembly project (146.4 billion VND, invested by Kyungrim Tech Joint Stock Company); packaging industry auxiliary factory (168 billion VND, invested by Oriental Commerce Vina - Korea); Thaco Auto R&D center (296 billion VND, invested by Thaco Auto); household appliance factory (58 billion VND, invested by Standard track Company Limited - China); office construction and factory construction project for rent (216 billion VND, invested by Portillo Estudio Limited - Hong Kong (China); soft pipe manufacturing project (187 billion VND, invested by Tucai, S.A - Spain).
In addition to the issuance of Investment Certificates, Quang Nam also signed many memorandums of understanding on cooperation with large corporations.
In particular, THACO Chu Lai committed to researching and investing 7,200 billion VND in a series of transportation and industrial projects.
Capela Quang Nam Joint Stock Company plans to invest 600 billion VND in Tam Thang Industrial Park expansion 2.
Viet Phuong Investment Group is studying the investment of VND6,500 billion in infrastructure of Bac Thang Binh 1 Industrial Park.
Nam Hoi An Development Company Limited committed to investing 4 billion USD in phase 2 of Nam Hoi An Resort.
Sharing at the conference, Mr. Le Van Dung - Chairman of the People's Committee of Quang Nam province emphasized that by 2030, Quang Nam strives to become a fairly developed province with synchronous and modern infrastructure.
The province aims to become a centrally-governed city by 2050, contributing greatly to the national budget. "To achieve this goal, Quang Nam really needs the support of businesses, investors and people" - Mr. Dung emphasized.
