Quang Tri province in central Vietnam has attracted 37 new investment projects with a total registered capital of over VND9 trillion (nearly $346.5 million) so far this year. During the same period, 31 existing projects underwent investment adjustments, while 8 projects had their licenses revoked.

The province's industrial parks and economic zones have up to now hosted a total of 396 projects that had been granted investment approval, representing a combined capital of VND238 trillion (over $9.1 billion). Of these, 223 projects are now operational, making direct contributions to the province's economic growth and budget.

A representative from the Quang Tri Economic Zone Management Board stated that the agency is focused on stronger supporting investors at every stage—from completing administrative procedures and resolving bottlenecks to monitoring and accelerating the progress of licensed projects.

The province, which has been formed as a recult of the merger between the former provinces of Quang Tri and Quang Binh, currently has 15 industrial parks with a total planned area of over 3,500 ha, with several parks having already reached nearly 100% occupancy.

The expansion of the Southeast Quang Tri Economic Zone by an additional 2,350 ha, increasing its total area to 26,142 ha, is considered a strategic move. This will create significant room for the development of key industries, logistics, and commercial services.

In parallel, a series of new projects are currently undergoing the appraisal process and are awaiting for approval.