HBO – By July 15, 2017, industrial parks in Hoa Binh province had attracted 69 projects, including 20 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects with a total registered capital of 421.59 million USD and 49 domestic ones worth 8.23 trillion VND (around 362.6 million USD). Among them, 43 have been put into operation.
In July, these enterprises earned
total revenue of 1.05 trillion VND (46.3 million USD), bringing the total
figure in the first seven months of 2017 to over 7.11 trillion VND (313.5
million USD), equivalent to 59.2 percent of the annual target.
Meanwhile, their total export
turnover was valued at 43 million USD in July and 282.78 million USD during the
January-July period, or 61.74 percent of the annual target.
The enterprises also contributed 15
billion VND to the State budget in the month. The total figure in the
January-July period was 103.5 billion VND, equivalent to 54.8 percent of the
set target.
Japanese wholly-invested Bandai
company generates jobs for hundreds of local workers.
At present, as many as 15,400 labourers
are working in the industrial zones. Enterprises in the industrial zones,
especially FDI firms, have been developing stably, contributing remarkably the
province’s export value and State budget, and generating jobs for local workers./.
Currently, Luong Son district counts 905 business establishments operating in industry and handicraft, helping generate jobs and stable incomes for local labourers.
Hoa Binh scored the highest points in two out of the eight indicators of the Public Administrative Reform (PAR) Index ranking in 2023 that the Ministry of Home Affairs announced on April 17.
A working delegation from Hoa Binh province led by Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Bui Van Khanh is attending a programme to popularise Vietnamese products in the US and Canada on April 20-28.
Anyone found to be encroaching upon the forest, even if it is just one bamboo shoot, will face penalties. This commitment has been unanimously added into the covenant of Bua Cau hamlet, Hung Son commune in Kim Boi district, to protect the forest.