HCM City is shifting from conventional agricultural production towards an urban agricultural economy, with science and technology, innovation and commercialisation identified as key drivers for generating greater value from increasingly limited land, a conference in the city heard on August...
As multinational companies increasingly incorporate environmental, social and governance requirements, low-carbon production and sustainability into investment decisions, traditional industrial land is becoming less competitive.
Vice Chairman of the Gia Lai People''s Committee Lâm Hải Giang said the industrial park plays an important role to the province''s socio-economic development plans.
Under the agreement, VNPT will participate in consulting, designing and providing digital infrastructure solutions for existing and future industrial parks managed by VRG.
Hòa Lạc''s competitive advantage should not rely solely on land availability or infrastructure, but on its ability to a sustainable environment for research, innovation and technology development.
The proposed 496.1-hectare high-tech park in Hưng Yên is expected to attract talent and innovation from Hà Nội while strengthening production and logistics links across the Northern Key Economic Region.
At least six high-rise apartments will be built in the second phase, providing more than 4,000 apartments along with schools, hospitals, supermarkets and traffic infrastructure.
The project is expected to have a preliminary total investment of approximately US$5 billion and will be carried out under a green, smart and sustainable model, aiming to attract strategic investors and high-quality secondary investors.
The VNĐ3.5 trillion project is expected to attract more than 100 technology companies and support Thái Nguyên''s shift towards a knowledge- and innovation-driven economy.
Spanning more than nine hectares, the projects are expected to thousands of jobs while supporting the development of Đắk Lắk’s industrial and processing sectors.
Located in Yên Mỹ and Việt Tiến communes, the project covers 296 hectares, including 235 hectares in the first phase, with total investment capital of nearly VNĐ2.82 trillion (approximately US$108 million).
The Vietnam Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) joint venture on Friday announced that it has been granted investment registration certificates for the development of five additional industrial parks across Việt Nam.