HBO - On May 11/2012, the Standing Committee of Hoa Binh Province issued Resolution No. 06-NQ/TU on mobilizing the resources to build the central area of Luong Son district into an urban area of type IV, creating a premise for the early establishment of Luong Son town.


Luong Son district has collaborated with the other departments and agencies to develop specific plans and programs to implement the resolutions of the Provincial Party Committee.

Up to now, over nine hundred billion dongs have been invested in the infrastructure of the area. In particular, the total investment capital from the State budget, the Government bonds and ODA investment in developing the technical and social infrastructure of the district has reached over 530 billion VND. Thereby, the district's socio-economic infrastructure system has been gradually built in accordance with the requirements to develop a civilized and modern city.


The trade, services and residential area in Luong Son Market Street has created a highlight to develop the urban infrastructure of Luong Son district.

The district has attracted some urban center investment projects such as the Indochina Trade Center and Houses, the trade, services and residential area in Luong Son Market Street, the infrastructure development projects and housing-oriented urban development.

The system of the inner urban roads, the sidewalks, the lighting systems and the urban water supply are being invested to meet the development requirements. The system of roads, electricity, trade, information and the medical, educational and cultural facilities are balanced for investment, which is gradually better meeting the requirements of the approved plans. 

The infrastructure of the industrial zones and industrial clusters is planned to invest, attracting the industry-developing enterprises according to the plans. There are three planned and plan announcing industrial parks with an area of nearly 500 hectares and 2 industrial clusters in the district. The synchronous infrastructure in Luong Son industrial zone has been filled with 90% of the area and the one in the South of Luong Son has been filled with 48% of the area. There are 160 investment projects with a total registered capital of 290 million USD and 138 domestic projects with a total registered investment capital of about 19,450 billion dongs in the district. 

Along with that, there are hundreds of enterprises and private production establishments operating in the province, which have significantly contributed to the industrial development, economic restructure and job creation for the local and neighboring employees.


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