en.Wedoany.com Reported - On July 5, Nguyen Van Duoc, member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee, and Chairman of the City People's Committee, conducted a field survey of the Long Son Petrochemical Industrial Park and the Phu My 3 Specialized Industrial Park, and held a working meeting with infrastructure investors of the industrial parks to understand the project progress and construction status.
At the Long Son Petrochemical Industrial Park, the Ho Chi Minh City Export Processing and Industrial Park Authority (HEPZA) reported to Nguyen Van Duoc on the project's relevant information and progress status. In his concluding remarks, Nguyen Van Duoc emphasized that this survey aims to comprehensively assess the potential and advantages of the Long Son, Phu My, and Tan Phu areas, laying the foundation for planning and developing a modern marine economic zone to support Ho Chi Minh City's construction into a super metropolis achieving double-digit high-speed growth.
Nguyen Van Duoc noted the current difficulties and obstacles faced by the Long Son Petrochemical Industrial Park project and instructed the functional agencies to grasp the specific situation, report to the Deputy Prime Minister, and make recommendations to remove development bottlenecks as early as possible, ensuring the project is implemented smoothly according to the planned schedule.
At the Phu My 3 Specialized Industrial Park, Nguyen Van Duoc highly praised the scientific planning and synchronous technical infrastructure of the industrial park, considering its sufficient electricity, water, gas, logistics, and other necessary services to meet investor needs. The current occupancy rate of the industrial park has reached about 60%, with an additional approximately 20% of the area registered by investors, basically meeting the conditions for legally reviewing expansion. Nguyen Van Duoc stated that this modern, ecological industrial park model has high investment intensity and aligns with Ho Chi Minh City's orientation towards developing high-tech industries.
Nguyen Van Duoc emphasized that Ho Chi Minh City will continue to cooperate with enterprises, create favorable conditions for investors to expand investment, promote the development of industrial parks towards green, modern, and sustainable directions, and begin studying the connection of strategic investors. For the remaining industrial land fund, Ho Chi Minh City will strictly select investors with strength, advanced technology, and a commitment to long-term development, rejecting speculative hoarding of land.
The goal is to form a modern port city in the Long Son, Phu My, and Tan Phu areas, creating a new growth center, fully leveraging the marine economy's benefits, and ensuring the sustainable development of Ho Chi Minh City.










