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Gia Lai province infrastructure and investment development

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Gia Lai province is implementing various infrastructure and economic development projects. Initial efforts focused on industrial expansion, including the Canh Vinh 3 Industrial Cluster, which covers 64.8 hectares with an estimated investment of 500 billion VND, and the second phase of the Phu My Industrial Park, a 4,355 billion VND project scheduled to run from late 2026 through 2030. Subsequent developments expanded to include transportation and tourism. The province approved over 376.5 billion VND for the replacement of four bridges between 2027 and 2029 to improve safety during rainy seasons. This includes the construction of the Mo Nang 2, Ia Rsai, and Dak Po Ko bridges, along with a new bridge over the Con River. Concurrently, authorities are targeting investment in tourism and resort real estate by refining urban planning and accelerating administrative procedures, noting that some task processing times have been reduced to one-third of standard requirements. To support industrial growth, the province has set a target for 100% of industrial clusters to meet wastewater treatment standards by 2030. As of August 2026, the province's industrial clusters have attracted 20 projects with a registered capital of 1,266 billion VND. To address the fact that 36 active clusters currently lack centralized wastewater systems, the province plans to fund treatment systems for 28 commune-managed clusters while urging private enterprises to construct their own facilities. New clusters will be required to have complete environmental protection infrastructure before beginning operations. In November 2026, the Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee approved the establishment of the Ham Rong industrial cluster. Spanning 75 hectares in Hoi Phu Ward and Ia Bang Commune, the project will follow an ecological development model. Thagri Gia Lai Agriculture Co., Ltd. is designated as the technical infrastructure investor for the 1,100 billion VND project.

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