The VSIP Lang Son covers an area of nearly 600 ha in two communes of Ho Son and Hoa Thang in Huu Lung district. The project has a total investment of VND 6.361 trillion (nearly USD 250 million) with the investor VSIP JSC contributing over VND 954 billion.
The first phase of the project is expected to be completed and go into operation in the third quarter of 2025 while the second phase will complete in September 2026 and the third phase in September 2027. The industrial park is expected to create about 40,000 jobs when all the three phases turn operational.
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The VSIP Lang Son covers an area of nearly 600 ha in two communes of Ho Son and Hoa Thang in Huu Lung district. |
Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony, Chairman of the Lang Son provincial People’s Committee Ho Tien Thieu said that the IP will bring great benefits to the investor, help to increase the province’s industrial production value and goods production value, create more jobs and incomes for local people, and contribute to the local socio-economic development.
The industrial park also helps show the province’s efforts in implementing administrative reforms, improving business investment climate and attracting investor, he said.
Singaporean Ambassador to Vietnam Jaya Ratnam said that the Vietnam - Singapore IPs (VSIPs) are a symbol of bilateral relations between Singapore and Vietnam.
The unprecedented expansion of the chain of VSIPs in recent years reflects not only the strong interest of foreign investors in Vietnam but also the success of the Vietnamese Government in creating a favorable investment environment, he said.
The diplomat expressed a hope that the VSIP Lang Son will play a key role in facilitating higher-quality investments from Singapore, especially in infrastructure development, supply chain services and logistics, green economy and agricultural processing, which are areas with strong potential and ample room for further development.
The Singapore business federation will work with the Lang Son authorities to explore opportunities in those areas for companies from Singapore.
Source: VNA