Dong Nai Provincial Party Secretary Vu Hong Van conducts field survey in Phuoc Binh and Phuoc Long wards

On February 28, Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Head of the Provincial Delegation of National Assembly (NA) deputies Vu Hong Van conducted a field survey and working session to evaluate the economic development potential of Phuoc Binh and Phuoc Long wards.

Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Head of the Provincial Delegation of NA deputies Vu Hong Van offers incense at the Monument dedicated to fallen heroes and compatriots who sacrificed their lives in the Ba Ra mountain area. Photo: PV

During the survey, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Vu Hong Van assessed that while both wards possess significant room for growth, a comprehensive re-planning strategy is essential to maximize local advantages.

The Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee assigned departments, agencies, and localities to continue reviewing, researching, and advising on the re-planning of the Ba Ra mountain area towards developing ecological, resort, and spiritual tourism associated with "red addresses" (historical sites). Accordingly, there is a need to develop a synchronized planning for commercial and service areas, along with a golf course at the foothills to attract investors, and at the same time upgrade the Bang Lang Hill memorial area to be commensurate with historical relics associated with the Road 14 - Phuoc Long Campaign.

Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Head of the Provincial Delegation of NA deputies Vu Hong Van conducts field survey at some locations. Photo: PV

Regarding connectivity infrastructure, Comrade Vu Hong Van directed prioritizing the early construction of a bridge over Thac Mo Lake to connect with the Gia Nghia - Chon Thanh expressway. In parallel, industrial clusters in Phuoc Binh must be accelerated in the 2025-2030 period to promote industrial development, business production, high-tech agriculture... In addition, more efforts are needed to promote trade and services associated with tourism exploitation in the Ba Ra mountain area, creating a sustainable and long-term development relationship.

By PV – Translated by Mai Nga, Thu Ha