Ninh Thuan (VNS/VNA) – The People’s Committee of Ninh Thuan province is calling for investment into 55 projects, many of which focus on the local marine economy.
Of these 55 projects, 18 are in the fields of commerce, services and tourism, 14 in construction and real estate, nine in energy and renewable energy, nine in manufacturing, and five in agriculture.
As the south-central province aims to become the nation's renewable energy centre, priority will be given to projects that aim to improve the local marine economy by developing renewable energy, coastal tourism, and marine services.
They also focus on coastal industrial development, integrated marine aquaculture and exploitation, the maritime economy, and marine mineral resource exploitation.
The province also aims to develop green hydrogen energy, using self-consuming energy and local renewable energy to create a ‘green’ industry, in line with commitments made by the Government at COP26.
Investment priorities will also be given to key projects such as the Ca Na Logistics Centre and inland port, the Ca Na fuel storage depot, and the Green Technology and Post-salt Chemical Complex.
Investments are also encouraged in urban development as Ninh Thuan aims to have 12 urban areas by 2030, including the six coastal cities of Phan Rang-Thap Cham, Vinh Hy, Thanh Hai, Khanh Hai, Son Hai, and Ca Na.
They will be developed as a combination of urban areas with tourism sites, introducing the unique characteristics of the p𓂃rovince to domestic and international visitors./.
The resolution stipulates several special mechanisms and policies for the development of the project, including the Ninh Thuan 1 and Ninh Thuan 2 nuclear power plants, and component projects, along with some others for the south-central province of Ninh Thuan to support the project implementation.
The Party organisation, administration, and people of Ninh Thuan province have high consensus and expectations on the nuclear power project which will be restarted in the south-central province after the 15th National Assembly (NA) approved the policy at its recent 8th session, according to Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Tran Quoc Nam.
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