Three firms from the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong signed numerous memoranda of understanding on investing in the hi-tech agricultural zone in the south central province of Phu Yen on May 27.
Phu Yen (VNA) – Three firms from the CentralHighlands province of Lam Dong signed numerous memoranda of understanding oninvesting in the hi-tech agricultural zone (AZ) in the south central provinceof Phu Yen on May 27.
They are the Anh Dao agricultural services cooperative, the CleanBiology Company, and the Saigon Packing JSC.
Vice Chairman of the Phu Yen provincial People’s CommitteeTran Huu The pledged that the province will create the most favourableconditions for the investors, including land and tax incentives, and improved infrastructure.
The province will work with relevant bodies to support hefirms’ intellectual property protection, he added.
According to The, four projects have been put into operationin the AZ, namely the Taiwan hi-tech AZ, Dong Loi chicken-breeding, biologicalexperimental station invested by the provincial Department of Science andTechnology, and the Son Ngoc orchard farm.
Investment procedures are underway for two other projectsincluding a small sugarcane trees production farm funded by the KCP VietnamIndustry Company, and the bio-technology experiment and application zone.
The Phu Yen hi-tech AZ, in its first phase, covers 460hectares in Hoa Quang Bac commune, Phu Hoa district.
It aims to focus on application of high technology inagriculture sector, particularly in cultivation, husbandry, forestry,fisheries, processing and preserving, and producing bio-products and animalfeed for the south central coastal region.-VNA
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At the signing ceremony (Source: baolamdong) 
