The Red River Delta province of Ha Nam has so far this year attracted 46 projects, including 10 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects, with total registered capital of nearly 194 million USD.
Hanoi (VNA) – The Red River Delta province of Ha Nam has so farthis year attracted 46 projects, including 10 foreign direct investment (FDI)projects, with total registered capital of nearly 194 million USD.
According to Director of the provincial Department of Planning andInvestment Nguyen Van Oang, during the reviewed period, 44 operational projectswere licensed to add 118 million USD.
In order to attract more investments, Ha Nam will continue designingmore support policies for investors, while diversifying investment promotionmethods.
At the same time, the province will also improve the quality ofinvestment by prioritising projects in the supporting industry, processing andmanufacturing sectors with high and environmentally-friendly technologies.
Meanwhile, the province will also increase inspections of the enforcementof law in investment to remove arising difficulties for investors, Oang said.
Ha Nam will also complete infrastructure in industrial parks, andprovide support services for the industrial parks such as power, water supplyand telecommunications services, while assisting investors with human resourcesand legal consultation, he added.-VNA
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