Vice Chairman Le Trung Kien inspected several projects and called for challenges to be resolved and infrastructure developed to support companies in expanding production. Specific measures include the planned completion of the VAS Hai Phong Steel rolling mill, site clearance at an industrial park and road improvements.
Le Trung Kien, Vice Chairman of the municipal People's Committee, inspected several companies and projects and set out a policy of resolving challenges and promoting production and business activity. During the inspections, he commended the efforts of companies and contractors and called for difficulties, including land-related issues, to be resolved promptly.
At Nam Cau Kien Industrial Park, he inspected the rolling mill project of VAS Hai Phong Steel, which is scheduled for completion in the second quarter of 2027. Following a request for additional power supply capacity to expand annual production capacity for high-grade steel billets to 1 million tonnes, he instructed the relevant departments to consider and resolve the matter.
For Phase 2 of the Japan–Hai Phong Industrial Park in Hong An District, covering approximately 197.5 hectares, local authorities were asked to complete site clearance as soon as possible. The cleared areas are scheduled to be handed over to RORZE ROBOTECH in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The contractor was asked to consider opening an access route connecting to National Highway 5, with measures focused on facilitating the transport of materials and minimising the impact on local roads. Instructions were also issued to work with Hoang Gia Shipbuilding in Phu Thai Commune and others to remove obstacles to business expansion, create housing options and promote cooperation among the relevant departments.
Separately, measures are also being taken to accelerate procedures for the return of land related to the investment project to build a shipbuilding and repair facility of Tayson Industrial and Commercial Co., Ltd. and the operating status of the project in An Phong District, while promoting the effective use of land resources.