Hung Yen must tap new development space to become dynamic growth pole: PM
Hung Yen must focus on breakthroughs in strategic infrastructure and regional connectivity, linking industrial parks, economic zones, urban and production hubs and services with expressways, seaports and transport hubs, said PM Le Minh Hung.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung urged Hung Yen province to tap its strategic advantages and regional connections to become a dynamic growth center with a focus on infrastructure and connectivity. Hung Yen boasts a strong industrial base with several industrial parks, a location near Hanoi and northern Vietnam's major hubs, and sea access, opening opportunities in the marine economy, industry, energy and logistics sectors.
The province's people are its most valuable asset, with a dynamic and creative workforce. Prime Minister Hung called for a shift from a capital and resource-driven growth model to one centered on science, technology, innovation, and a skilled workforce. The province should integrate development spaces in a polycentric and multipolar manner, emphasizing a strong urban core, marine economy, and sustainable growth.
Priorities include upgrading infrastructure, enhancing regional connectivity, and focusing investments on projects with significant spillover effects. The government encouraged transparency, digitalized planning, and stricter administrative discipline. The province, after merging with Thai Binh in 2025, now covers 2,638 sq.km of land and 487 sq.km of sea, with over 3.5 million residents.
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