Removing Difficulties to Early Commence Investment, Construction, and Infrastructure Operation Project of Phu Ninh Industrial Park

On the morning of October 20, Comrade Bui Duc Hinh — Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council, along with the Working Delegation of the Province’s Double-Digit Economic Growth Steering Committee — inspected the implementation progress of the Investment, Construction, and Infrastructure Operation Project of Phu Ninh Industrial Park.

Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council Bui Duc Hinh delivering directive remarks at the working session.

Accompanying him were Comrade Phan Trong Tan — Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee; leadership representatives from the Office of the National Assembly Delegation and Provincial People’s Council, alongside several relevant departments, sectors, units, localities, and enterprises.

The Investment, Construction, and Infrastructure Operation Project of Phu Ninh Industrial Park is located across Dan Chu and Phu Ninh communes, invested by Viglacera Phu Tho JSC, covering a land use scale of 409.23 hectares with total registered investment capital of over 2,559 billion VND. Investment is phased into 4 stages, scheduled for completion in Q4/2030.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Phan Trong Tan offering feedback to early bring the project into the implementation phase.

The project is oriented toward development following a synchronized, modern industrial park model, aiming to attract secondary investors in high-tech industries, supporting industries, and clean, environmentally friendly manufacturing.

During execution, the investor made efforts to fulfill tasks according to plans, coordinating with relevant agencies and units to drive project progress.

However, to date, the project faces several difficulties and obstacles regarding site clearance, resettlement, and transport connection infrastructure; while 1st phase land allocation and land leasing have not been granted.

In addition, several procedures and legal dossiers related to working drawing designs, fire prevention and fighting designs, and contractor selection have not been completed according to regulations, affecting the project’s commencement schedule.

Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment Nguyen Huy Nhuan speaking at the working session.

At the working session, delegates focused on evaluating project execution status, clarifying difficulties and bottlenecks under the responsibilities of the investor and relevant agencies/units; while proposing removal solutions, accelerating site clearance, perfecting legal procedures, and guaranteeing necessary conditions to early break ground on the project.

Speaking at the working session, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Phan Trong Tan highly appreciated the project’s advantages in geographical location, site conditions, and development potential.

To early bring the project into the execution phase, the Vice Chairman requested the investor, departments, sectors, localities, and relevant units to strengthen coordination, proactively reviewing the progress of each work item, clearly identifying contents requiring concentrated resolution, and proposing specific handling plans.

The execution process must guarantee synchronization, correct authority, legal compliance, openness, transparency, and objectivity; while promoting responsibility, proactive coordination, and striving to commence the project at the earliest time.

Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council Bui Duc Hinh along with the working delegation conducting an on-site inspection of the project.

Delivering concluding remarks at the working session, Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council Bui Duc Hinh acknowledged and highly evaluated the proactiveness and efforts of the investor, alongside the coordination of departments, sectors, and localities during the implementation of the Phu Ninh Industrial Park Project.

He affirmed that this is a project of vital importance in attracting investment, driving industrial growth, generating growth momentum, and contributing to achieving the province’s double-digit economic growth targets.

However, project implementation progress has not met requirements and set plans, demanding agencies, units, and the investor to further elevate their sense of responsibility and act decisively in execution to guarantee the schedule of defined tasks.

Emphasizing the province’s commitment to accompanying the project throughout implementation, he requested relevant departments, sectors, units, and localities to coordinate closely with the investor, focusing on decisively resolving remaining work items—especially Phase 1 compensation, site clearance, and resettlement, alongside finalizing dossiers and procedures according to regulations.

Tasks must be specifically assigned and deployed urgently and synchronously, ensuring full fulfillment of construction commencement conditions and issuing the project commencement notice no later than November 15, 2026.

He requested departments, sectors, localities, units, and the investor to regularly inspect and review progress, proactively handling contents within their authority. For matters exceeding authority, units must promptly report and propose to the province for consideration and guidance.

On the investor’s side, he requested preparing financial resources, coordinating closely with local authorities in site clearance and disbursing compensation, support, and resettlement payments.

Le Hoang