(HBO) - To improve the business and investment environment and the provincial competitiveness index, in recent years, the provincial centre for investment, trade and service promotion has promoted administrative reforms; and inspected and supervised IT application in processing administrative procedures.


At the provincial public administration service centre.

According to director of the centre Pham Anh Quy, to create an open, transparent and favourable investment environment for investors, the standing board of the provincial Party Committee issued Resolution No. 02/NQ-TU dated May 31, 2021 to promote the role of the centre, and develop it into a focal point for providing guidelines and supporting investors that are interested in investing in the locality.

The centre has focused on strengthening investment promotion and creating optimal conditions for investors to implement their investment projects in the Hoa Binh, while proposing measures to remove difficulties facing businesses and investors towards attracting more investment inflows into the locality.

It has aid attention to supporting enterprises, cooperatives, organisations and individuals in developing production and business, seeking partners, and expanding consumption markets.

The centre has issued an annual and phased investment promotion programme. It has also worked on research and assessmentof market potential, investment demand and trend, and issues related to investment partners.

Since 2016, the centre has provided information and introduced investment opportunities and policies for over 240 enterprises and investors, including big firms such as Vingroup and FLC group.

Quy said his agency has also focused on developing database and renovating the form of promotion activities so as to improve the investment environment and remove difficulties related to administrative procedures facing enterprises./.

 


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