Hung Yen province works to accelerate progress of projects
The Red River Delta province of Hung Yen will continue working to improve its business climate and removing bottlenecks for enterprises in administrative procedures to push ahead the progress of projects in the second half of the year, Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Le Huy has said.
At An Phu Garment and Printing Co.,Ltd in Hung Yen province (Photo: VNA)
Hung Yen (VNA) – 🧜The Red River Delta province of Hung Yen will continue working to improve its business climate and removing bottlenecks for enterprises in administrative procedures to push ahead the progress of projects in the second half of the year, Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Le Huy has said.
Speaking at the 21st meeting of the 17th provincial People’s Council, Huy highlighted that the province is striving to have an additional five industrial parks completing dossiers to get investment in-principle approval, accelerate site clearance work and the development of technical infrastructure in the industrial zones.
The province will strengthen inspections and be resolved to revoke slow-moving projects, while meticulously preparing for and capitalising on trade promotion activities, he stressed.
Huy added that it will continue the implementation of the national and local e-commerce project to tap the efficiency of its e-commerce platforms to the fullest extent, and develop distribution channels to ensure market equilibrium for essential projects.
In the meantime, Hung Yen will work to ensure the correct, sufficient and timely collection of state budget revenues, step up the completion of land handover procedures, and determine the land-use fees in urban area and housing projects.
According to Huy, the locality witnessed robust economic development during January-June, with an economic growth rate of 6.81%, state budget collection topping 22 trillion VND (865.9 million USD), and FDI attraction reaching over 1.4 billion USD./.
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