Quang Tri province in Vietnam's central region is accelerating public investment projects across its economic and industrial zones in order to develop integrated, modern infrastructure, with a focus on fast-tracking key projects to bolster industrial growth, enhance logistics, and ensure sustainable environmental protection.

According to the Quang Tri Economic Zone Management Authority, the northern part of the province is advancing six medium-term public investment projects carried over from 2024, with a total capital of over VND533 billion ($20.4 million). For 2025, over VND85 billion ($3.35 million) in new capital has been earmarked for essential infrastructure in this area.

Meanwhile, the southern region is continuing three projects from 2024 and settling outstanding construction debts for four completed ones. In 2025, two ongoing projects in the region are slated to receive nearly VND38 billion ($1.45 million), of which almost VND36.3 billion ($1.39 million) is newly allocated capital, with the remainder carried over from the previous year.

The Management Authority is also advising on new key investment proposals. These include a new ship anchorage area with an estimated capital of VND35 billion ($1.33 million), an upgrade to a major port access road, and the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant within an industrial park. These projects are expected to significantly boost the development of industry and logistics while safeguarding the coastal environment.

The province is home to several major economic hubs, including the Lao Bao Special Economic - Commercial Area and the Southeast Quang Tri Coastal Economic Zone, in addition to 15 industrial parks with a detailed planning area of approximately 3,500 ha.

To date, these zones have successfully attracted 396 investment projects, of which 223 are now fully operational.