(HBO) - To implement the resolutions of the 17th provincial Party Congress and the 26th Party Congress of Luong Son district for the 2020-2025 term with the goal of turning the district into a dynamic economic region, basically meeting the criteria of a township in 2025, the Party Committee and administration of Luong Son district focus on directing to solve difficulties and supporting investors to implement non-state funded projects, creating sustainable development.


 Legacy Hill Hoa Binh project of An Thinh Group is being implemented in Cu Yen commune, Luong Son district.

 

With a geographical location adjacent to the capital city of Hanoi and benefiting from investment resources, potential land, natural resources and labour, Luong Son district is being identified as the nucleus of key economic regions of the province.

There are dozens of real estate, housing, resort and eco-tourism projects in the district with many well-known investors such as An Thinh Group, Next Media Group, Vietnam Investment-Construction and Development joint Stock Company. The projects span thousands of hectares. The implementation of projects basically met their progress and efficiency. However, due to many subjective and objective reasons, many of them have been delayed, resulting in the fact that the planning and scale adjusted many times.

Recently, on June 25, 2021, the Luong Son People's Committee held a dialogue with investors implementing non-state funded projects in the locality. Accordingly, the district People's Committee focused on solutions to remove obstacles for projects using non-state capital.

Regarding difficulties and limitations, recommendations and proposals of investors to promptly remove difficulties in the implementation of projects, relevant departments and agencies are requested to urgently and proactively coordinate with investors to remove and accelerate the progress of projects as planned.

The district People's Committee asked the investors to pay attention and collaborate with the district’s authorities to accelerate the implementation of projects and works in the region. The role and responsibility of the investors should be enhanced. They should coordinate with relevant agencies in removing obstacles in the past time.

The investors are also requested to introduce reputable and capable peers to continue investing in the district./.

 


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