General Secretary and President Lam stressed that looking back over the past 55 years, from standing together through difficult times, Vietnam and Denmark have built deep mutual trust, paving the way for a new horizon of cooperation.
The project will build technical infrastructure systems, including ground leveling, transport roads, rainwater and wastewater drainage, a wastewater treatment station, power supply, public lighting, multi-utility service trenches, and green parks.
The project area is located in the nearshore sea, within a 6-nautical-mile range, covering Bac Gianh Ward, Dong Trach Commune, and Hoan Lao Commune in Quang Tri Province.
The central province's authorities has issued a plan for developing the foreign-invested economy, moving away from investment attraction based primarily on volume towards projects offering greater technological value and stronger contributions to the local economy.
The government is conducting comprehensive reviews across real estate, land management, petroleum, electricity, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and agriculture to eliminate unwarranted markups, cut intermediary layers, and raise regulatory oversight efficiency.
The high-end tourism, resort and entertainment complex, golf course and residential area is planned to include 236 villas, 257 townhouses, more than 2,600 high-rise apartments and 606 social housing units.
At their talks in Hanoi on October 18, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung and his Liechtenstein counterpart Brigitte Haas pledged to step up cooperation, tap opportunities from new agreements.