An Giang calls for funding for four critical agricultural and rural projects
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- 17:52 08/08/2022
DNHN - Tran Anh Thu, Vice Chairman of the An Giang Provincial People's Committee, has recently signed Decision No. 1885/QD-UBND dated July 26, 2022, on the promulgation of the Investment Promotion Plan (XTDT) in the agricultural sector and rural regions (NNNN) of An Giang province in 2022.
Specifically, projects on the cultivation, processing and consumption of fruit trees are included. Tan Tuyen and Vinh Phuoc communes (Tri Ton district) have a total area of 500 acres.

Manufacturing chain project, rice flour/glutinous flour factory, vegetable, tuber, and fruit processing Phu An communes; Phu Thanh; Tan Trung, Phu Binh, Binh Thanh Dong, and Cho Vam town (Phu Tan district), with a total area of 500 hectares.
Project for a high-tech aquaculture facility. With a land size of 500 acres in Phu Thuan commune (Thao Son district).
Breed Supply Chain Project - Safe Pig Farm - Slaughterhouse With a total size of 60 hectares in Luong An Tra commune (Tri Ton district).
Aside from the four important projects that the province has called for investment in at the 2022 Investment Promotion Conference, additional agricultural projects have been invited by the People's Committees of districts, towns, and cities. The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is responsible for coordinating with local People's Committees and reporting to the Provincial People's Committee on projects proposed by enterprises to assist enterprises in surveying and selecting suitable locations for project implementation.
Simultaneously, An Giang province will arrange many direct promotion delegations to enterprises to present and welcome investors and businesses to An Giang to participate in the state-owned industry.
Encourage the recruitment of foreign direct investment projects and major corporate investment projects to provide a driving force for agricultural production development in the direction of commodities production and connectivity with the global supply chain.
An Giang promotes companies, major firms, and FDI enterprises to invest in improving the province's primary agricultural products. Invest in concentrated agricultural producing zones with big specialized cultivation.
Furthermore, emphasis on recruiting provincial-level industrial clusters linked with concentrated raw material locations; engage in collaboration with cooperatives, cooperative groups, farms, and farmer families to produce, process, and consume agricultural goods throughout the value chain...
The development of the investment promotion plan in the state agriculture sector in 2022 aims to improve the efficiency and uniformity of the sector's investment promotion activities; ensure the successful implementation of industry development goals; and be consistent with the orientation of attracting high-tech agriculture, deep processing industry, and agriculture associated with agro-tourism.
Furthermore, by providing a fair and equitable competitive environment for investment in the state-owned agricultural sector, firms will be enticed to engage directly in the state-owned sector.
Decision No. 1885/QD-UBND, dated July 26, 2022
Nhu Hai/ Provincial Portal of the AG
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