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At the kick-off ceremony. Photo N.T |
The construction of Nhon Hoa industrial park (IP) kicked off in Nhon Hoa commune, An Nhon District on March 31. The IP is expected to strengthen the industry development in Binh Dinh.
Meet practical demands
So far, two IPs, Phu Tai and Long My, have been operating with over 100 businesses, contributing to 25 percent of industrial production value and over 50 percent of export turnover of the province.
What’s more, there are now over 20 companies operating in other areas, particularly along the national high way No 19. They were, however, set up and operated without particular planning.
Nhon Hoa IP, invested by Nhon Hoa Industrial Infrastructure Development Joint Stock Company, will be built on an area of over 272 ha in communes of Nhon Hoa and Nhon Tho, An Nhon district, on the south of national high way No 19, which is 22 km far from Quy Nhon city, 24 km far from Quy Nhon seaport, 7km from national high way No 1A.
The IP will contribute to promote the province’s industrial production, creating jobs for people in rural areas. “Nhon Hoa IP and other industrial clusters will strengthen the District’s industry development, helping An Nhon to be approved as the fourth grade urban before 2010,” said Chairman of An Nhon District People’s Committee Tran Chau.
Focus on progress
”The planning and construction of Nhon Hoa IP will be systematically carried out, particularly the infrastructure construction and investment attraction,” head of the province’s IPs Management Board, Bui Quoc Hong.
Nhon Hoa will be built as a high quality IP. The construction of sewage works will meet international standards. The IP will be designed to reduce the noise at the lowest level, let alone a clean water system providing water for businesses.
There will be other services meeting companies’ demands. The investment attraction will be given priority to hi-tech fields.
At the kick-off ceremony of Nhon Hoa IP, the province’s vice Chairman Le Huu Loc asked the project owner to carry out the infrastructure construction as planned, meeting technical standards. The first phase must be finished by September 2010 and the IP must be fully operational by September 2013.
The province’s IPs Management Board and relevant bodies need to cooperate to help investors implement the project and steer them to follow regulations.
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