Hai Phong City hands over investment certificates to 12 FDI projects

The northern port city of Hai Phong presented investment certificates to 12 major foreign direct investment (FDI) projects worth 1.8 billion USD at a ceremony on November 14.
Hai Phong hands over investment certificates to 12 FDI projects
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee To Lam (centre, front row) attends the ceremony on November 14 to hand over investment certificates to 12 major FDI projects in Hai Phong city. (Source: VNA)

The event was attended by General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee To Lam and representatives from ministries, sectors, local administration and businesses.

The newly licensed projects, comprising both new ventures and expansions of existing facilities in the city's economic and industrial zones, are projected to create some 17,000 jobs in the coming time.

Around 3.5 billion USD in FDI capital was funneled into the city in the January – November period, or 140% of the annual plan.

Hai Phong has maintained strong socio-economic growth in recent years, with an average annual gross regional domestic product (GRDP) expansion of over 11%.

To date, the city has attracted 1,000 FDI projects worth 32.2 billion USD from 40 countries and territories and 228 domestic investment projects valued at 13.7 billion USD, most of which are invested in the manufacturing and processing industries.

Of the total FDI capital, 26.2 billion USD has been channeled to the Dinh Vu - Cat Hai Economic Zone, which has recorded a high occupancy rate of 70%.

Over the recent past, major international corporations, including LG Group, SK Group, and VinFast automaker, have set up operations in Hai Phong, further integrating the city into global value chains.

TIN LIÊN QUAN
Hai Phong’s Cat Bi airport welcome first flight from China’s Lijiang
Hai Phong people hold high expectations for new Party leader
Hai Phong remains FDI magnet
Hai Phong businesses promote green, sustainable development
Vietnamese, Japanese businesses promote technology supply-demand connection
(Source: VNA)