Bac Giang removes difficulties for business, improves investment environment

(BGO) – The Department of Planning and Investment (DoPI) on August 17 held a business dialogue in Bac Giang province to grasp and timely remove the difficulties for the enterprises in conducting production and business, administrative procedure so as to improve the investment environment.

Leaders of several companies in the province voiced major obstacles in site clearance for project execution, change of land using purpose, implementation of investment project after receiving Government’s approval for land leasing and others.

Vice Director of the Department of Planning and Investment Nguyen Cuong answers questions from businesses at the event.

Particularly, Nguyen Thi Ngoan, Director of Hoang Ninh Group Joint Stock Company in Quang Chau commune (Viet Yen district) stated that in 2016 her company executed port project in Luc Nam district and was licensed to operate inland port. In June 2021, the business licence was invalid so the company submitted document twice times to propose project adjustment. However, the enterprise has yet to receive operational license due to obstacle in land using planning. Thus, she suggested the DoPI to cooperate with relevant agencies to review and handle the issue to license the company.

DoPI Vice Director Nguyen Cuong said the provincial relevant sectors completed profile to submit provincial People’s Committee to review suitable land origin before deciding to license the inland port operation for the business. After receiving the result, the departments, sectors and agencies will focus on instructing the business to proceed the procedure to ask for license.

The view at the meeting.

Meanwhile, Ngan Hong Lime Processing Cooperative in Yen The district asked for removing the activity of CO2 recovery from the project operational scope due to its inefficiency.

Regarding to this issue, representative of Department of Construction said the project adjustment is not suitable because the project of construction material development in Bac Giang province till 2030 specified that all lime production projects must have CO2 recovery system to protect the environment.

National Employment Fund helps young people in Bac Giang start business

(BGO) – There are more and more youth-owned agricultural production and services models and projects, actively contributing to the socio-economic development of localities in Bac Giang province. Local young people have been supported with preferential loans from the National Employment Fund to start a business.

 

"Entrepreneur Cafe" programme: Focusing on removing difficulties for businesses

(BGO) - On July 8, at Dai Hoang Son OPERA Co., Ltd (Bac Giang city), the Business Association and the Real Estate Association of Bac Giang province jointly organized the "Entrepreneur Cafe" programme in the second quarter of 2022. This year, the programme is expanded and broadcast live on YouTube and Facebook channels as well as portals of some departments and agencies.

 

Overseas Vietnamese businesses in Thailand seek investment opportunities in Bac Giang

(BGO)- The provincial People’s Committee of Bac Giang province on July 10 received the delegation of overseas Vietnamese entrepreneurs in Thailand seeking investment opportunities in the province. The delegation was headed by Phan Chi Thanh, Vietnam’s ambassador to Thailand. 

 

Loan package under Resolution 68: Businesses pay off capital on time

(BGO) – Implementing Government’s Resolution No. 68/NQ-CP (Resolution 68) on a number of policies to support employees and employers facing difficulties due to the Covid-19 pandemic, many enterprises in Bac Giang province accessing to preferential bank loan have overcome the difficulties, stablized business and production activities. Some have gained highly increased revenue then positively contributed to state budget and paid off the loan capital.

 

All organizations and businesses use e-invoice in Bac Giang

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