Comrade Bui Van Luong, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council, and members of the working delegation conducting an on-site inspection of the resettlement zone in Phuc Thuan ward

According to a report by Management Board of Thai Nguyen Industrial Parks, the project covers an area of more than 499 hectares with a total investment of over VND 5,399 billion, with Viglacera Thai Nguyen Joint Stock Company as the investor. The project is being implemented in Phuc Thuan ward and Thanh Cong commune, affecting approximately 1,750 households, of which around 700 households must relocate, accounting for approximately 1,400 resettlement land plots.

To date, the investor is completing procedures related to planning, environmental impact assessment, and feasibility studies; the project is expected to break ground in September 2026. Site clearance work has completed surveys and documentation for nearly 292 hectares involving more than 900 households; the priority area of nearly 64 hectares required for the project groundbreaking is being actively processed for handover in July 2026.

The working delegation conducting an on-site inspection of the priority area for the project groundbreaking in Thanh Cong commune and Phuc Thuan ward

Delegates speaking at the working session

At the working session, delegates focused their discussions on identifying difficulties and obstacles affecting the project’s implementation progress. Among these, resettlement arrangements are under considerable pressure due to high demand, while newly planned resettlement zones in Phuc Thuan ward and Thanh Cong commune are still in the planning stage. Additionally, the project involves the relocation of approximately 1,260 graves, yet no new cemetery has been established to meet the requirements for reburial and interment in accordance with regulations, which is affecting site clearance progress.

Comrade Bui Van Luong, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council, delivering his directive remarks

In his directive remarks, Comrade Bui Van Luong emphasized that the Tay Pho Yen Industrial Park Infrastructure Construction and Business Investment Project is a key provincial project with an important role in expanding industrial development space, attracting investment, creating jobs, and driving economic growth. He required provincial departments, sectors, localities, and the investor to focus on resolving difficulties and obstacles; to accelerate site clearance progress; to complete planning, environmental, and investment procedures; and to construct resettlement zones while ensuring transparency, compliance with the law, and the legitimate interests of residents.

He noted that the project implementation must ensure a harmonious balance of interests among the State, enterprises, and residents; that appropriate implementation options must be selected to minimize disruption to people’s lives to the greatest extent possible. At the same time, he directed that efforts be made to attract high-technology, environmentally friendly projects that use land efficiently, contributing to the development of green industry, circular economy, and serving as a driving force for the province to achieve its double-digit economic growth targets in the coming time.