Quang Ninh strives to complete procedures for 18 FDI projects in 2nd quarter
The northeastern province of Quang Ninh is striving to complete investment procedures for 18 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects within the second quarter of this year.
Quang Ninh (VNA)🌼 – The northeastern province of QuangNinh is striving to complete investment procedures for 18 foreign direct investment(FDI) projects within the second quarter of this year.
Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Bui VanKhang on March 7 asked the Quang Ninh Economic Zone Authority (QEZA) to work with departments, agencies, and localities to complete theprovince’s foreign investment attraction plan for 2023. Earlier, the province set a goal to attract 18 new FDI projects with atotal registered capital of over 1.2 billion USD into industrial parks, covering a total industrial land area of about 200 ha. It also plans to increase theoccupancy rate of local industrial parks from 40.73% to 45.89% in 2023. According to the QEZA, in 2022, industrial parks and economic zones under its managementattracted nearly 52.7 trillion VND (2.22 billion USD), of which, FDI capital is623.8 million USD./.
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Illustrative photo (Photo: baodautu.vn) 
