(HBO) – Successes from the implementation of the Lac Thuy district Party Organization’s Resolution 14-NQ/HU in recent years has created a strong foundation for the district to take 9 out of its 15 communes and towns into Hoa Binh province’s area of economic drivers.


A project on building net houses for organic muskmelon and vegetable growing by Hoa Binh GAP One-liability Co. Ltd. in Thanh Ha town.

 

Between 2013 and 2018, the district has capitalised on state and local budgets to build infrastructure and attract more investment. Projects involved include an 8.6 billion VND infrastructure project for industrial cluster in Dong Tam commune, Phu Thanh II industrial cluster infrastructure project worth over 71 billion VND, and Lac Thuy district tourism infrastructure project worth 81 billion VND. Lac Thuy has also worked with relevant provincial agencies and directed its functional division and land development centre to focus on creating a cleared land source to woo investors.

 Along investment in infrastructure at industrial parks and industrial clusters, Lac Thuy has poured capital into transport infrastructure to connect national road 21 and Ho Chi Minh Trail as well as to upgrade and dredge a waterway on Buoi river. It also invested 23 billion VND in upgrading a section from national road 21 to Luon cave tourism site in Yen Bong commune; 200 billion VND in provincial road 438B connecting Khoan Du and An Binh; 217.8 billion VND in upgrading a dyke cum road stretching from Chi Ne to Xich Tho (Nho Quan district, Ninh Binh province); and 83 billion VND in expanding Phu Lao - Lien Hoa road.

 To date, the district has been implementing 45 projects, including 8 projects in agriculture, 25 in industry, three in hotel and tourism, and seven in mining. Of those, 25 projects are put into operation, creating jobs for a large number of local workers and contributing about 75 billion VND to the State budget.

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