Standing Deputy PM Pham Gia Tuc attends ground-breaking ceremony for Xuan Kien Industrial Park

The ceremony was attended by Hoang Quang Phong, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), alongside representatives from central ministries and agencies, and leaders of Ninh Binh province.

Speaking at the event, Chairman of the Ninh Binh Provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Thanh Binh said the launch of the Xuan Kien Industrial Park (Phase I) would not only expand the province’s industrial development space but also create a foundation for attracting strategic investors. He noted that the project is expected to generate new growth momentum, accelerate economic restructuring, and enhance Ninh Binh’s competitiveness in the coming years.

Binh urged GLB Group to mobilise maximum financial and human resources, machinery, and equipment to ensure construction quality and progress in line with commitments. He also stressed the importance of strict compliance with regulations on investment, construction, environmental protection, irrigation, and land management, while developing the industrial park into a modern, synchronised, green, and sustainable industrial hub.

He instructed local departments, agencies, and the management board of the province’s economic and industrial zones to continue supporting the investor by streamlining administrative procedures and promptly resolving issues arising during project implementation.

Binh also requested the People’s Committee of Xuan Truong commune to coordinate closely with the investor, ensure social policies are fully implemented, maintain local security and order, and support the development of worker housing, social infrastructure, and service facilities for employees.

According to Do Ngoc Quang, Chairman of GLB Group, the Xuan Kien Industrial Park has a total planned area of 197 hectares and an estimated investment of 2.7 trillion VND. The project is envisioned as a model industrial park that is modern, green, and smart.

Located in a strategic area with convenient transport connections, the industrial park offers rapid links to major economic centres, seaports, and international airports. This advantage is expected to facilitate the development of modern manufacturing, logistics, and industrial service supply chains in the future.

Once operational, the industrial park is projected to create tens of thousands of jobs, stimulate trade, services, and urban development, while contributing significantly to local budget revenues and the socio-economic growth of the province.

Addressing the ceremony, Standing Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc highlighted Ninh Binh’s strong potential for industrial development, particularly in textiles, garments, and high-tech industries. He noted that the province has attracted a growing number of major enterprises in recent years, gradually building a modern industrial ecosystem and generating employment opportunities for local workers.

Tuc added that the development of Xuan Kien Industrial Park, together with other industrial zones such as VSIP, Minh Chau, My Thuan, and high-tech industrial parks, would help establish interconnected industrial supply chains and strengthen cooperation among industrial clusters in the province.

The Deputy PM called on central ministries, investment promotion organisations, including the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry, to continue supporting Ninh Binh in attracting major domestic and international investors.

He emphasised that sustainable development requires sound planning, long-term vision, and effective implementation, alongside efforts to attract large-scale investors, develop high-quality human resources, improve transport and energy infrastructure, and accelerate administrative reforms./.