Phu Tho province unveils 175 priority projects to boost investment

by | May 30, 2026 | Asia

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The projects spanning six key sectors, including industrial development, urban and housing projects, trade and services, healthcare, education, tourism, agriculture, environmental initiatives, and major regional transport infrastructure.

The People’s Committee of northern Phu Tho Province held its
2026 Investment Promotion Conference in Ho Chi Minh City on May 29, aiming to
strengthen connections with businesses and investors from southern Vietnam.

At the conference,Mr.  Bui Hong Do, Director of the Phu Tho Investment Promotion and Business Support Center, announced a list of 175 priority projects for the 2026–2030 period.  The projects span six key sectors, including industrial
development, urban and housing projects, trade and services, healthcare,
education, tourism, agriculture, environmental initiatives, and major regional
transport infrastructure.

As part of its strategy to achieve double-digit economic
growth, Phu Tho has accelerated administrative reforms and emerged as one of
Vietnam’s best-performing localities in economic governance. In 2025, the
province ranked among the country’s top five performers in the Provincial
Competitiveness Index (PCI), placing second nationwide in access to resources
and fifth in government effectiveness.

The province’s business-friendly environment has helped
attract substantial investment. During the 2021–2025 period, Phu Tho secured
nearly $6 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) and VND488 trillion (approximately
$18.8 billion) in domestic investment. It has also developed a strong
supporting-industry ecosystem, with more than 70 supplier companies serving
global technology giants such as Samsung, Dell and Apple.

At the conference, Phu Tho authorities awarded investment
certificates to four domestic and foreign investors with a combined registered
capital of nearly VND7 trillion (approximately $270 million).

VnEconomy-Anh Nhi

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Written by Albert Pham, News Curator and Blogger

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