PM believes investors will help turn Ha Giang into well-off province

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc appreciated the presence of investors in an investment promotion conference of Ha Giang on November 27, noting that they will greatly help to develop the northernmost province of Vietnam into a well-off locality.
PM believes investors will help turn Ha Giang into well-off province ảnh 1Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (R) talks to entrepreneurs at the Ha Giang investment promotion conference on November 27 (Photo: VNA) 

Ha Giang (VNA) – Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phucappreciated the presence of investors in an investment promotion conference ofHa Giang on November 27, noting that they will greatly help to develop thenorthernmost province of Vietnam into a well-off locality.

In his speech, the Government leader expressedhis belief that investors will overcome every challenge and reap the rewards inHa Giang.

“What you have done today will not only help improve livelihoods and livingstandards of local ethnic people and but also create breakthrough developmentin this remote border region in the future,” he said.

Good business models and inclusive investmentprojects that can create sustainable jobs and income for locals are what localauthorities target as they are also key to the development of the wholenorthwestern region, including Ha Giang, in the time ahead, he added.

He asked provincial authorities to persist inbuilding an incorruptible and growth-enabling administration that supportbusinesses. They need to minimise unreasonable business expenses so as to helpenterprises increase labour efficiency and gain sustainable profits, therebyenhancing Ha Giang’s attractiveness to investors.

“Ha Giang’s competitiveness ranking must bepromoted in the coming time, which is an urgent requirement for the province’spolitical system and public employees,” PM Phuc said.

With regard to tourism, he said the province iscompletely able to attract tourists all year round. To do that, it needs tostep up popularising local images and identities, develop community-basedtourism, and revive and bring into play cultural values of traditionalfestivals. Ha Giang should also boost manpower training to meet demand forexploration tourism, leisure, agriculture and herbal farming.

[Ha Giang seeks solutions to sustainable beekeeping development]

He suggested the province expand ecological andclean agricultural production, apply high technology in agricultural productionand processing, and build and upgrade agricultural brand names.

The Government will do its utmost to providefavourable conditions for Ha Giang to develop strongly, PM Phuc promised.

Ha Giang, which is home to Dong Van KarstPlateau UNESCO Global Geopark and 19 ethnic groups, aims to become a keytourism area by 2020.

Secretary of the provincial Party CommitteeTrieu Tai Vinh said Ha Giang is determined to have active and effectiveintegration in the fourth industrial revolution. It has also offered someincentives for businesses investing in the province such as supporting amaximum of 15 billion VND (662,500 USD) for each herbal material processingfactory and 10 billion VND (441,700 USD) for each feed factory.

At the conference, the local administrationintroduced 26 investment projects worth 16.1 trillion VND (711.1 million USD)in total. It pledged to work to enable investors to quickly launch theseprojects soon.-VNA
VNA

See more

Vice Chairman of the Dong Nai provincial People's Committee Duong Minh Dung replies to FDI enterprises' concerns at the meeting. (Photo: VNA)

Dong Nai holds dialogue with FDI enterprises to ease difficulties

At the event, businesses raised concerns related to value-added tax refunds, increased land rental costs, reduced LNG supply, labour shortages, the issuance of construction ownership certificates, and environmental hygiene and traffic safety on roads within industrial zones.

President of the Vietnam-Canada Business Association (VCBA) Eastern Chapter Chung Vinh. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam-Canada Business Association expands operation

The establishment of the Eastern Chapter not only marks a significant step in the Vietnam-Canada Business Association's growth but also addresses the rising demand for networking and collaboration among Vietnamese and Canadian entrepreneurs in the region.

An overview of the discussion on developing financial centres in Vietnam. (Photo: VNA)

Int’l financial centre ensures Vietnam’s sustainable financial growth: Experts

Financial experts expressed their willingness to share knowledge, expertise, and support Vietnam’s access to vital capital, while as assisting Vietnam in training and recruitment of highly skilled financial professionals to ensure the swift and effective development of the financial centres. Additionally, they committed to connecting Vietnamese businesses with German and international investors.

A port in California of the US (Photo: Xinhua/VNA)

Vietnam attends WTO session on removing technical barriers to trade

The Vietnamese delegation is closely tracking all Specific Trade Concerns, with a keen interest on rules impacting Vietnam’s key and potential exports at the regular session of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Committee on Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT Committee) in Geneva, Switzerland from March 25-28.

The ICON e: (Photo: Honda Vietnam)

Honda Vietnam rolls out first domestically produced electric scooter

The ICON e: is specifically designed for high school students, a young and dynamic demographic seeking safe and convenient mobility. The scooter comes equipped with advanced safety features, including a fire- and water-resistant lithium-ion battery, a combined braking system (CBS), LED lighting for enhanced visibility, and a spacious storage compartment. It is expected to launch in the Vietnamese market in April.

A buyer searches for food products at the fair. (Photo: VNA)

Third Vietnam Outstanding Export Products Fair opens in HCM City

It features nearly 750 booths showcasing a wide range of goods and services like agricultural products, foods and seafood, handicrafts, souvenirs, regionally distinctive goods, textiles, footwear, supporting industries, and food processing, packaging, and preserving technologies.