Lam Dong Holds Working Session with Vietnam Rubber Industry Group
On the afternoon of May 11, Nguyen Hong Hai, Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee and Vice Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People’s Committee, chaired a working session with the Vietnam Rubber Industry Group regarding investment orientations for industrial parks (IPs) in Tra Tan and Suoi Kiet communes.
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Industrial Park Development Orientation in Tra Tan and Suoi Kiet
Attending the meeting on behalf of the Vietnam Rubber Industry Group was Le Thanh Hung, General Director of the Group. Leaders of provincial departments and agencies, along with representatives of Binh Thuan Rubber One Member Co., Ltd. and affiliated units of the Vietnam Rubber Industry Group, also participated.
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According to the province’s industrial development orientation, nine industrial parks with a total planned area of approximately 6,459 hectares are expected to be developed in Tra Tan and Suoi Kiet communes.
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In Tra Tan Commune, plans include the Southern Provincial Industrial Park covering 300 hectares and Phase 2 of the Southern Provincial Industrial Park covering 900 hectares. In Suoi Kiet Commune, the planning scheme includes Tanh Linh Industrial Park with an area of 970 hectares; Gia Huynh 1 Industrial Park with 965 hectares; Gia Huynh 2 Industrial Park with 635 hectares; Gia Huynh 3 Industrial Park with 865 hectares; Gia Huynh 4 Industrial Park with 734 hectares; Suoi Kiet Industrial Park with 170 hectares; and Gia Huynh Industrial Park with 920 hectares.
Reviewing Land Resources to Ensure Planning Compatibility
By 2030, Lam Dong Province is expected to develop investment in three industrial parks with a combined area of around 2,100 hectares, including the Southern Provincial Industrial Park, Phase 2 of the Southern Provincial Industrial Park, and Gia Huynh Industrial Park. These projects are located on land currently managed by Binh Thuan Rubber One Member Co., Ltd.
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Under the adjusted land-use plan for the 2021–2030 period, with a vision to 2050, the proposed industrial park sites in communes formerly part of Tanh Linh and Duc Linh districts are currently classified as land for perennial crops, industrial cluster land, transport land, and water surface areas.
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During the meeting, Lam Dong Province and the Vietnam Rubber Industry Group focused discussions on the use of rubber plantation land currently managed by the Group in Suoi Kiet and Tra Tan communes. The two sides also discussed orientations for converting suitable areas into industrial park development in line with provincial planning and land law regulations.
The parties agreed on the orientation of incorporating appropriate areas into industrial park planning for implementation during the 2026–2030 period.
Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Hong Hai requested provincial departments, agencies, and local authorities to closely coordinate in reviewing and determining land origins, while guiding planning implementation in accordance with regulations to ensure feasibility and effectiveness.
For projects not yet included in the planning framework, the province will compile proposals for inclusion in future planning adjustments.
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