Establishing 3 Industrial Clusters, Creating Jobs for 16,000 Workers

On the afternoon of November 12, the Department of Industry and Trade organized a Ceremony to announce decisions establishing 3 industrial clusters (ICs): Xuan Hoa IC (Lap Thach and Thai Hoa communes), Phu My 1 IC (Phu My commune), and Tien Son IC (Lien Son commune).

Attending the ceremony were Comrades: Tran Duy Dong — Alternate Member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee; Phan Trong Tan — Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee; Phung Thi Kim Nga — Member of the Provincial Party Committee and Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People’s Committee; alongside leaders of several departments, sectors, and units.

Leaders of the Provincial People’s Committee handing over establishment decisions and presenting congratulatory flowers to the investors of the 3 ICs: Xuan Hoa, Phu My 1, and Tien Son.

The 3 ICs were established across a total surface area of 195 hectares—specifically, Xuan Hoa IC covers 45.25 hectares, Phu My 1 IC covers 75 hectares, and Tien Son IC covers 74.75 hectares. Total infrastructure investment capital for the 3 ICs is approximately 2,139 billion VND.

Leadership of the Department of Industry and Trade delivering congratulatory remarks on the 3 newly established ICs.

All 3 ICs—Tien Son, Xuan Hoa, and Phu My 1—are oriented toward developing under a multi-sector model, prioritizing the attraction of processing, manufacturing, supporting industry, high-tech, advanced technology, and clean industry projects.

Among these, emphasis is placed on projects offering high added value, environmental friendliness, efficient land use, and production chain linkages—aligning with the master plan and industrial development orientation of the province.

Specifically, Xuan Hoa IC is oriented toward attracting a wider diversity of sectors, spanning mechanical engineering, textiles and garments, footwear, electronics, digital technology, new materials, biotechnology, handicraft industries, and production-supporting services.

Delegates attending the announcement ceremony.

Immediately upon receiving dossiers proposing IC establishment from investors, the Department of Industry and Trade proactively coordinated with departments, sectors, and localities to organize appraisals and complete procedures in accordance with regulations; advising the Provincial Appraisal Council to review, evaluate, and submit to the Provincial People’s Committee for decisions establishing the ICs. The execution process was conducted urgently, publicly, and transparently, guaranteeing strict compliance with prescribed sequences, procedures, and timeframes.

Once investment is completed and operations commence, the 3 ICs will make vital contributions to attracting secondary enterprises, creating jobs for approximately 16,000 workers. Through this, contributing to elevating citizen incomes, increasing state budget revenues, and generating additional momentum to drive socio-economic development across individual localities in particular and Phu Tho province in general.

Duc Anh