Dong Nai seeks investment for 36 top-priority projects

17:18, 28/07/2024

Dong Nai Province will seek investment for 36 projects across five key sectors of transportation infrastructure, industry, services, urban development and socio-cultural-political affairs. Among these, the transportation infrastructure sector has the highest number of projects, with 10 in total.

Nguyễn Hồng Lĩnh, secretary of the Đồng Nai Provinces Party Committee, speaking at the conference. — VNA/VNS Photo
Nguyen Hong Linh, secretary of the Dong Nai Province's Party Committee, speaking at the conference. — VNA/VNS Photo

The Dong Nai People’s Committee recently held a conference to introduce these high-priority investment projects as part of the provincial planning for the 2021-25 period, with a vision towards 2050.

Nguyen Huu Nguyen, director of the Department of Planning and Investment, said that the plan for the 2021-30 period, with a vision towards 2050, is being finalised to be submitted to the Prime Minister.

All projects have been approved by the Dong Nai Province's Party Standing Committee and reported to the central authorities, ensuring high feasibility. The province organised the conference to inform investors about these projects and help identify early investment opportunities.

At the conference, businesses were particularly concerned about when Đồng Nai's provincial planning would be approved. To date, most provinces and cities across the country have had their plans approved by the Prime Minister.

Dong Nai holds significant development potential for the future, and once the planning is approved, the province will hold an investment promotion conference to announce the plan.

Nguyen Hong Linh, secretary of the Dong Nai Province's Party Committee, emphasised that Dong Nai’s provincial planning has been meticulously prepared, highlighting and leveraging the province’s full potential. Currently, the plan has been approved by the Dong Nai Province People's Council and is in the final stages of completion before being submitted to the Prime Minister for approval.

Linh shared that Dong Nai's approach is to transparently and publicly announce the planning so that all investors can equally access the information. This creates a foundation and opportunity for Dong Nai to select the best investors for each project.

Vo Tan Duc, acting chairman of the Dong Nai People’s Committee, requested that provincial units closely coordinate with the Department of Planning and Investment and consulting units to complete the provincial plan as soon as possible. The goal is to ensure the plan is scientific, high-quality, and feasible, and to present it to the Prime Minister on schedule.

The Department of Planning and Investment and consulting units must fully incorporate feedback to refine the provincial plan and advise the People’s Committee on the necessary procedures to submit the plan to the Prime Minister for approval in accordance with the Planning Law.

(Source: VNS)