Three IPs in Hung Yen province added to national planning

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has approved adding three industrial parks (IPs) with a total area of 567 hectares in the northern province of Hung Yen to the national IP development planning.
Three IPs in Hung Yen province added to national planning ảnh 1Pho Noi A industrial park in Hung Yen (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has approved adding threeindustrial parks (IPs) with a total area of 567 hectares in the northernprovince of Hung Yen to the national IP development planning.

They include a 143-hectare IPin Hong Tien commune (Khoai Chau district) and Xuan Truc commune (An Thi district),a 160-hectare IP in Hong Tien commune (Khoai Chau), Ly Thuong Kiet commune (YenMy) and Xuan Truc commune (An Thi), and a 264-hectare IP in Ly Thuong Kiet andTan Viet communes (Yen My) and Xuan Truc commune (An Thi).

ThePM asked the provincial People’s Committee to develop those IPs withsynchronous technical and social infrastructure system, including houses andcultural and sporting facilities for workers.

The province was asked to speedup the progress of investment in infrastructure to put the IPs into operationearly. Policies to attract investments into IZs must also be developed./. 

VNA

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