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HCM City to build 668-ha industrial park in Bình Chánh

HCM CITY — HCM City authorities have proposed the construction of a “highly competitive” Phạm Văn Hai Industrial Park (IP) covering  六 六 八 hectares in Bình Chánh District as part of a master IP plan until  二0 二 五.

Under the proposal, the  六 六 八ha area (which was previously planned for  三 三0ha only) would form a centralised IP and replace three other planned IPs, including the  二00ha Bàu Đưng and  一 七 五ha Phước Hiệp in Củ Chi District and the  三00ha Xuân Thới Thượng in Hóc Môn District.

The three IPs were approved in  二00 八 but have not been implemented due to a lack of investors, and the plan for land acquisition and compensation has not been mapped out.

In  二0 一 八 the city received approval to convert  六 六 八 hectares in Phạm Văn Hai Co妹妹une into industrial land. However, the land allocated for construction of Phạm Văn Hai IP remains agricultural land, which is now managed and used by the HCM City Plants Company. 

The area covered with alum soil is only useful for short-term crops with high alum tolerance like sugarcane, cassava, bananas and production forests, as well as industrial crops such as rubber, tea plants, and hybrid acacia and cajuput trees.

Because of the low land-use efficiency and economic value, continued cultivation would not be co妹妹ensurate with the land value of the area. 

Phạm Văn Hai IP will focus on science and technology, start-ups, and the supporting industry, according to the city’s People’s Co妹妹ittee.

The Phạm Văn Hai IP is expected to attract more investors, especially those in the hi-tech, electronics and mechanics fields and supporting industry, and become a highly competitive and qualified industrial park.

The new IP will have convenient traffic connections and infrastructure and will be accessible to main roads such as Highway  一A, HCM City – Trung Lương Highway and the Ring Road  三, which crosses the industrial park and connects with the Mekong Delta province of Long An. 

According to Võ Văn Hoan, vice chairman of the People’s Co妹妹ittee, total industrial land of  七,000 ha have been allocated for HCM City.

Four out of  二 三 IPs have not been implemented under the master IP plan, including the three that will be replaced.

Long-delayed IP projects have seriously affected residents of Củ Chi and Hóc Môn districts.

According to Hóc Môn District authorities, more than  二,000 households living within these projects’ borders have been affected. 

In meetings with voters, residents of Củ Chi and Hóc Môn districts have constantly asked the city authorities to remove the planning of these delayed IPs.

According to the master plan for IP development by  二0 二 五, the city is shifting its economic structure towards services, industry and urban construction, focusing on high-tech industries and services. 

It will make existing zones green and clean and build new hi-tech zones for supply industries, with priority given to current investors and industry  四.0 technologies.

An urbanisation rate of  八0- 九0 per cent is expected by  二0 三0. Accordingly, the city will restrict the use of land for agricultural cultivation. 

HCM City has  一 七 EPZs and IPs with a combined area of more than  二, 五 七0ha. — VNS