Quang Tri province calls for investment in 80 projects

The central province of Quang Tri is calling for investment in 80 key projects in a wide range of fields under an investment attraction plan for the 2023-2025 period, with a vision until 2030.
Quang Tri province calls for investment in 80 projects ảnh 1Southeast Quang Tri Economic Zone (Photo: baodautu.vn)
Quang Tri (VNA) - The central province of Quang Tri is calling for investment in 80 keyprojects in a wide range of fields under an investment attraction plan for the2023-2025 period, with a vision until 2030.

The investment portfolio includes four projects in energydevelopment, 14 in agricultural production and processing, 14 in industrialmanufacturing, 22 in infrastructure development, and 30 in education,healthcare and tourism.

The plan highlights Quang Tri’s advantages as an important hubof many transport links and as the starting point of the east-west economiccorridor linking Laos, Thailand and Myanmar with seaports in central Vietnam.

In recent years, Quang Tri’s investment attraction has seenpositive results from many large investment projects, helping to create jobsfor local people, increase the province’s revenue, and shift its economicstructure.

However, investment attraction efficiency has yet to meetexpectations as there are only a few projects with advanced technologies andstrong spill-over effects.

Therefore, the province has identified a range of measures toenhance its investment climate, including stepping up administrative reform andraising the awareness of local officials on improving the business environment.

Quang Tri aims to become an energy centre of Vietnam’s centralregion as well as a logistics hub of regional countries by 2030./.
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