October 05, 2025 | 14:00

Ha Tinh rises with large-scale investment attraction

Nguyễn Thuấn

With 73 FDI projects totaling over $16.1 billion, the central province now ranks among the top 9 cities and provinces nationwide in attracting foreign capital.

Ha Tinh rises with large-scale investment attraction
The Vung Ang II Thermal Power Plant project, with a total investment of over $2.2 billion, is currently the largest BOT-funded project in Ha Tinh.

With over 1,550 projects and a total registered capital of VND550 trillion (nearly $20.85 billion) as of September, Ha Tinh province in central Vietnam is emerging as one of Vietnam’s most attractive destinations for both domestic and foreign investors.

Notably, with 73 FDI projects totaling over $16.1 billion, the locality now ranks among the top 9 cities and provinces nationwide in attracting foreign capital.

For the 2025–2030 period, Ha Tinh aims for an average annual GRDP growth rate of at least 10%, with the industrial and construction sectors accounting for 51%. The province targets $4 billion in export turnover and plans to increase the number of active enterprises to between 18,000 and 20,000.

To realize these goals, Ha Tinh has identified investment attraction as a key strategy. The province has focused on upgrading its transportation and logistics infrastructure to connect with major domestic and international economic hubs; enhanced training and recruitment of high-quality human resources, especially in high-tech industries and digital transformation; and streamlined project appraisal and approval processes to boost competitiveness.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, Mr. Tran Bau Ha, said “Ha Tinh is committed to being a reliable partner, working alongside businesses in the spirit of cooperative development. We are determined to build a dynamic and sustainable business ecosystem, making Ha Tinh a strategic destination for domestic and foreign investors.”

The province has established advisory and support task forces for businesses, shortened investment licensing times, implemented strong administrative reforms, and adopted flexible incentive policies.

According to Mr. Ha, in the provincial master plan for 2021–2030, with a vision to 2050; the locality prioritizes improving workforce quality; intensify targeted investment promotion both domestically and internationally; and maintain regular dialogue with businesses to promptly resolve obstacles, creating a transparent and efficient investment environment.

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