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On the afternoon of April 28, Hue city leaders directly inspected and held talks with investors at Phong Dien Industrial Park, focusing on resolving issues related to procedures, infrastructure, and accelerating project progress to improve investment attraction efficiency.
During the working session, after hearing reports from Viglacera Corporation - JSC, Prime Thiên Phúc Joint Stock Company, and C&N Vina Hue, Deputy Chairman Ha Van Tuan of Hue City required relevant units to clarify outstanding contents related to investment procedures, land, technical infrastructure, site clearance, and the supply of essential services for production.
He also noted that each project needs to be reviewed specifically on its progress to promptly propose appropriate solutions.
Emphasizing the cooperative role of local authorities, Hue city leaders asked departments and localities to strengthen coordination and proactively guide enterprises to complete legal documentation. They also called for support to help enterprises access investment incentives and comply with labor, environmental, and fire safety policies, creating favorable conditions for firms to stabilize production and expand scale.
The city aims to develop Phong Dien Industrial Park in a sustainable direction, prioritizing projects applying high technology, green technology, and environmentally friendly approaches with high value added. Operating enterprises are encouraged to act as nuclei, actively connect, and attract more downstream investors.
For state management, the Management Board of the Economic and Industrial Zone is tasked with guiding enterprises to complete infrastructure acceptance in accordance with regulations.
The Board will also review and adjust drainage and wastewater discharge planning to ensure coherence and meet environmental protection requirements. In addition, it will study and propose a regulation on collaboration between relevant authorities and local government to enhance management efficiency at the industrial park.
Hue City leaders required related units to decisively resolve lingering projects, accelerate land procedures and allocate land for eligible projects, and assess the supply of building materials to ensure project progress. The development direction of a logistics ecosystem linked to the industrial park was also set out to improve connectivity and goods circulation.
City leaders urged investors to continue pushing forward production and business, strive to complete and exceed planned targets, and contribute to local economic and social growth goals in 2026.
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