Binh Phuoc Ward strengthens investment promotion and business connectivity

The Binh Phuoc Ward People's Committee held an investment promotion and business dialogue conference on October 16 to highlight the ward's potential, introduce key projects, and facilitate investment cooperation opportunities in the area.

Giang Thi Phuong Hanh, Member of the City Party Committee’s Standing Committee, Secretary of the Binh Phuoc Ward Party Committee, and Chairwoman of the Ward People's Council, alongside representatives of municipal departments and agencies, attends the conference. Photo: Quang Minh

The conference was attended by Giang Thi Phuong Hanh, Member of the Dong Nai City Party Committee’s Standing Committee, Secretary of the Binh Phuoc Ward Party Committee, and Chairwoman of the Ward People's Council; leaders of municipal departments and agencies; representatives of the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (EuroCham), the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs’ Association and Young Entrepreneurs’ Associations of Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Nai City and Tay Ninh Province; as well as numerous businesses, investors, cooperatives, and relevant organizations.

Giang Thi Phuong Hanh, Member of the Dong Nai City Party Committee’s Standing Committee, Secretary of the Binh Phuoc Ward Party Committee, and Chairwoman of the Ward People's Council, delivers remarks at the conference. Photo: Quang Minh

Speaking at the conference, Giang Thi Phuong Hanh, Secretary of the Binh Phuoc Ward Party Committee, said the ward covers approximately 86.4 square kilometers and has a population of around 120,000, with significant advantages in terms of geographical location and transport connectivity. The locality is currently home to approximately 2,200 enterprises and 6,300 household businesses. She emphasized that investment promotion must be closely aligned with practical needs, ensuring that suitable investors are connected with potential projects. She also affirmed the ward's commitment to creating favorable conditions for businesses to operate effectively.

At the conference, delegates were briefed on the ward's socio-economic situation, development orientations, and investment attraction strategies for 2026–2030. They were also introduced to projects, land plots and surplus office premises with potential for use or development. The ward has identified 12 projects in six priority sectors: urban and housing development; social infrastructure; commerce and services; landscapes, parks, and tourism; modern cemeteries; and industry and secondary investment. These projects focus on the development of residential areas, education, healthcare, commercial centers, hotels, lakeside services, and high-tech manufacturing.

The conference also heard numerous opinions and presentations on developing high-tech agriculture linked to value chains, logistics, trade connectivity, digital transformation, and improving business competitiveness. Ward leaders engaged in constructive dialogue with businesses and investors, providing a platform for participants to exchange views, raise concerns and petitions, propose solutions to existing difficulties and obstacles, and explore opportunities for cooperation.

Ngo Hong Khang, Deputy Secretary of the Binh Phuoc Ward Party Committee and Chairman of the Ward People's Committee, addresses the conference. Photo: Quang Minh

Addressing the conference, Ngo Hong Khang, Deputy Secretary of the Binh Phuoc Ward Party Committee and Chairman of the Ward People's Committee, affirmed that the ward considers businesses an important resource for economic development. He affirmed the ward's commitment to stepping up administrative reform, publicly disclosing planning information in accordance with regulations, coordinating efforts to support investors during project implementation, and promptly addressing difficulties within its authority. These efforts aim to create the most favorable conditions for businesses and entrepreneurs to confidently engage in the ward’s development, make greater contributions and help drive Binh Phuoc Ward's breakthrough development.

On this occasion, the Binh Phuoc Ward People's Committee commended and presented awards to outstanding businesses and entrepreneurs in recognition of their significant contributions to local economic development and social welfare initiatives. Before the conference, delegates visited exhibition booths showcasing products from local enterprises.

By Quang Minh – Translated by Minh Hong, Thu Ha