Thai Nguyen simultaneously starts construction of 10 projects worth nearly VND 8.5 trillion

At 8:30 a.m. on April 28, the groundbreaking ceremony for projects commemorating the Liberation of the South and National Reunification Day (April 30, 1975 – April 30, 2026) was held simultaneously at nine locations across Thai Nguyen Province. A total of 10 projects were launched, with combined investment capital of nearly VND 8.5 trillion.

Thai Nguyen Provincial Party Secretary Trinh Xuan Truong and other delegates perform the groundbreaking ceremony for the investment project on the construction and operation of infrastructure at Thanh Binh Industrial Park – Phase II.

The 10 projects include: the investment project for the construction and operation of infrastructure at Thanh Binh Industrial Park – Phase II; the social housing project under Cai Dan Urban Area Project No. 1 in Song Cong Ward; the investment project for the construction and operation of infrastructure at Ha Chau 1 and Ha Chau 2 Industrial Clusters in Diem Thuy Commune; the investment and support project for the development of precious medicinal herb growing areas in Thuong Minh Commune; the Tuc Duyen social housing project in Phan Dinh Phung Ward, the An Phu social housing project in Pho Yen Ward; the housing and social housing project in Dong Tien Ward, now known as Van Xuan Ward; the Residential Area Project No. 1 in Tan Duc Commune, now known as Kha Son Commune; and the Thanh Luong residential area project in Tan Hoa Commune, Phu Binh District, now known as Tan Thanh Commune, Thai Nguyen Province.

All selected projects are relatively large in scale, with high total investment levels, and are distributed across several key areas of the province, clearly reflecting a development orientation that ensures balanced growth among industry, urban development, housing, and production.

These works and projects carry clear political and socio-economic significance. They will help expand industrial development space, create more cleared land and technical infrastructure to attract investment, and increase the housing supply, especially social housing, while forming integrated residential and urban areas.

At the same time, they will effectively tap into each locality’s industrial, service, and agro-forestry potential and advantages to create jobs, increase budget revenue, accelerate economic restructuring, and improve people’s living standards.