Long An: 57 industrial clusters approved for investment policy
In the first 6 months of 2019, Long An provincial People's Committee decided to establish and have policy to invest infrastructure of 5 industrial clusters (ICs): Tan Phu, Duc Thuan 2, My Quy Tay, Le Tran and Loi Binh Nhon 2. Total area of 5 newly approved ICs is 196.3 hectares, with an investment capital of VND 2,382 billion.
Currently, 22 ICs in Long An attract 544 projects with total investment capital of VND 15,635 billion (Photo: Manufacturing factory of An Long Food Joint Stock Company in Long Dinh ICs in Long Cang commune, Can Duoc district)
Until now, Long An has 57 ICs with an area of about 2,839 hectares approved by the provincial People's Committee on infrastructure investment with a total registered investment capital of about VND 22,691 billion.
According to the scheme of adjusting development planning of ICs in the province by 2020, the whole province will have 62 ICs with a total area of 3,106.5 hectares.
Currently, Long An has 22 ICs in operation with a total area of 1,095.5 hectares, attracting 544 projects with a total investment of VND 15,635 billion. In which, 60 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects with total investment capital of USD 209.6 million, land area for rent of 586.65 hectares. The occupancy rate of operating ICs is 86.55 percent.
It is known that Long An strives to have 3 new ICs coming into operation by the end of 2019. To achieve this goal, the provincial People's, Committee directs relevant sectors to continue to support infrastructure investors in many aspects, including ground clearance as well as legal procedures for early completing the infrastructure and attracting secondary investors./.
By Mai Huong – Translated by Duc Tam
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