On June 4, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Hai Hoa chaired the regular meeting in May, assessing the socio-economic situation in the first 5 months of the year and deploying tasks for the coming time.
According to the report, the province's socio-economy continues to maintain stability with many positive growth indicators.
Total number of tourists reached more than 1.2 million, an increase of 17.9% compared to the same period; tourism revenue reached over 1,400 billion VND, an increase of 24.8%.
Import and export turnover reached more than 616 million USD; state budget revenue reached over 1,866 billion VND, equal to 54% of the central government's assigned estimate.
Disbursement of public investment capital reached more than 667 billion VND, equivalent to 23.4% of the assigned capital plan and higher than the national average. Key projects, especially the Dong Dang - Tra Linh expressway, continue to be focused on directing implementation.
At the meeting, delegates discussed the difficulties and obstacles in implementing the 10% growth target, disbursing public investment capital, construction material sources, planning and deployment of key projects.
Concluding the meeting, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Hai Hoa emphasized that the pressure to complete the 10% growth target is still very high, requiring departments, branches, and localities to focus on removing bottlenecks, accelerating the disbursement of public investment, budget revenue, industrial production, import and export, and investment attraction.
Provincial leaders requested to concretize the growth scenario by sector and field; create a clear change in disbursement of public investment capital right in June; accelerate the progress of expressway projects and build inter-level boarding schools in border communes.
Along with that, the province will review and remove difficulties in construction material sources, accelerate planning work, proactively prevent and combat natural disasters and prepare contents to serve the regular meeting in mid-2026 of the Provincial People's Council.
