(HBO) - To carry out the district’ resolution on investment attraction, the whole local political system has taken concrete measures. As a result, Lac Thuy now accommodates 53 investment projects totally worth nearly 18 trillion VND (776.9 million USD), mostly in such potential sectors as industry, agriculture, tourism and services. Twenty-nine projects or 54.7 percent of the total have been put into operation, and the rest are being carried out on schedule.

Home to charming landscapes, Lac Thuy district is a magnet for investors in tourism and service sectors.

Some key projects are expected to help make breakthroughs in economic restructuring such as the Xuan Thien lime and calcium carbonate powder factory worth 8 trillion VND in Yen Bong commune; the Huong Binh cable car project worth 676 billion VND in Phu Nghia commune; the spiritual tourism site worth over 3.1 trillion VND in Phu Nghia; and the sports, culture, entertainment, resort and eco-tourism complex in Dong Tam commune.

To attract investment, authorities of Lac Thuy have actively approached and assisted investors to tackle difficulties and facilitated their projects. The district’s People’s Committee has issued a plan on business climate improvement in which it assigns relevant agencies to step up administrative reforms and site clearance, and help investors complete investment procedures and implement their projects on schedule.

Lac Thuy has made use of central agencies’ support and mobilised other resources for developing infrastructure, especially in the Dong Tam and Phu Thanh industrial parks, to promote its investment attractiveness. The district has also worked hard to invite more investment to potential fields and those it has strength in, solve obstacles to site clearance in key projects, press on with administrative reforms, and create the best possible conditions for project implementation./.

 


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