Hai Duong will implement many programs and projects to realize the provincial planning.

Hai Duong prioritizes investment in technical infrastructure projects that provide regional, inter-provincial, and intra-provincial connectivity.

Notably, the province is implementing programs and projects within its planning framework. The province prioritizes the implementation and early completion of projects and works in accordance with national and regional planning; focusing on the early implementation and utilization of programs and projects identified in the provincial planning, especially technical and social infrastructure projects, in a synchronized, modern manner with a ripple effect to promote intra-regional and inter-regional development.

Priority should be given to investing in technical infrastructure projects that provide regional, inter-provincial, and intra-provincial connectivity, such as transportation systems; irrigation, water supply and drainage, and disaster prevention infrastructure; infrastructure within and outside specialized economic zones, industrial parks, and clusters; urban and rural infrastructure; and environmental protection.

Investing in the completion of social infrastructure projects, especially in healthcare, education, culture, sports, science and technology development, and ensuring social security. Investing in the restoration, preservation, and promotion of the value of special national monuments, national monuments, and provincial-level monuments; investing in important cultural and sports facilities. Supporting investment in the physical infrastructure of public healthcare facilities and public vocational education institutions that are not yet self-sufficient in investment; strengthening the physical infrastructure for the education and training sector to meet standards; investing in public social welfare facilities; drug rehabilitation centers, social welfare facilities, etc., to meet the needs of socio-economic development, while ensuring social security and strengthening national defense and security capabilities; building a digital government and developing administrative centers.

Investment projects using sources of capital other than public investment capital must comply with the State's policies and laws; and be consistent with the viewpoints, objectives, orientations, and development plans in national, regional, provincial, and other relevant planning documents.

Specifically, the focus is on investment projects in socio-economic infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on infrastructure for specialized economic zones, industrial parks, and industrial clusters. Priority will be given to projects linked to industrial, urban, and service development, and projects that address key tasks outlined in the provincial planning. These projects should yield high socio-economic benefits, have a wide-ranging impact, and significantly contribute to improving the quality of human resources, transforming the economic structure, and innovating the province's growth model. Priority sectors for investment attraction include: transportation infrastructure; inland waterway ports and terminals; industrial infrastructure; commercial infrastructure; logistics and energy infrastructure (petroleum, LPG, etc.); power generation, transmission lines and substations; clean water supply; education, healthcare, culture, sports, and environmental infrastructure; and the development of green, smart, and modern urban areas and commercial and service sectors.

Priority should be given to attracting investment in digital economic sectors and industries developing on the foundation of Industry 4.0 technologies, such as ICT, semiconductor industry, data centers (DCs), digital technology, nanotechnology, biotechnology, new materials, pharmaceuticals, high-tech agriculture, environmental technology, and clean energy. Investment should also be directed towards vocational education institutions with key industries and high-quality schools.

Focus on attracting and implementing large-scale production and business investment projects that create high added value and competitiveness in industrial parks, clusters, and specialized economic zones to promote growth and create breakthrough development. Encourage the implementation of projects in the form of public-private partnerships (PPP), projects from the private sector, and foreign investment.

It is projected that the total social development investment capital will reach approximately 776,910 billion VND, of which 110,240 billion VND will come from the state sector, 480,670 billion VND from the non-state sector, and 186,000 billion VND from foreign investment.

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