PM asks Ha Giang to pave way for development with mechanisms, policies

Ha Giang province needs to better the drawing of mechanisms and policies, and reform administrative procedures in order to pave way for development and lure investments, especially in its priority areas and products, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh said on May 28.
PM asks Ha Giang to pave way for development with mechanisms, policies ảnh 1Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh shakes hands with local leaders. (Photo: VNA)
Ha Giang (VNA) – Ha Giang province needs to better the drawing of mechanisms and policies, and reform administrative procedures in order topave way for development and lure investments, especially in its priority areasand products, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh said on May 28.

At a working session with the Standing Board of the provincialParty Committee as part of his visit to the northern mountainous locality,Chinh said Ha Giang boasts unique potential and competitive advantages to growrapidly and sustainably.

“Ha Giang should always desire for rapid, green,sustainable development,” he said, asking the locality to optimise itsstrengths and opportunities to growth further.

The PM urged Ha Giang to accelerate public investmentdisbursement, drastically implement the national target programmes and thesocio-economic recovery and development programme, and push ahead with thematerialisation of strategic breakthroughs in institution, infrastructure andpersonnel training.

At the same time, more attention should be paid to thegrowth engines of investment, consumption and export, he said, asking thelocality to restructure its industrial sector, and develop hydro-electricity intandem with the rational use of water resources, and the protection of theenvironment and biodiversity.
PM asks Ha Giang to pave way for development with mechanisms, policies ảnh 2At the working session (Photo: VNA)
Other specific tasks assigned by the leader includedpromoting agriculture and forestry effectively in parallel with new-style ruralarea building, effectively rolling out the “Once Commune-One Product”programme, and boosting domestic consumption and export.

Chinh emphasised that with its great potential in tourism,Ha Giang should turn the sector into an economic spearhead by building high-quality,unique products that are linked with local culture.

The PM asked the province to improve the efficiency ofborder gate economic zones, and bring into full play its shared border withChina in product consumption.

Ha Giang should maximise all resources for development,raise the efficiency of foreign investment attraction and use, continue withadministrative reform, ensure social welfare and sustainable poverty reduction,and preserve and promote traditional culture, he said.

Notably, the border province was requested to ensurenational defence and security, build a common border line of peace, cooperationand development, and  ensure social orderand safety.

According to the provincial Party Committee, Ha Giangfulfilled 29 out of 36 targets set for 2022, with GRDP growth rate of 7.62% and Statebudget revenue exceeding the estimate by 32.7%.

The locality, about 300 kilometres from Hanoi,welcomed 2.2 million tourists last year, 2.4 times higher than that recorded in2021.

On this occasion, Ha Giang raised some proposals tothe Government and the PM to serve its rapid, sustainable development, which receivedthe approval of the leader.

Also on May 28, Chinh and his entourage offered incenseat the Vi Xuyen National Martyrs' Cemetery - the resting place of more than1,870 soldiers who laid down their lives during the struggle to defend thenorthern border.
PM asks Ha Giang to pave way for development with mechanisms, policies ảnh 3Chinh and his entourage offer incense at the Vi Xuyen National Martyrs' Cemetery
The same day, the PM cut the ribbon to inaugurate theprovincial museum, which covers about 4,100 sq.m with a total investmentcapital of over 106 billion VND (4.51 million USD)./.
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