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The province’s 2022 Provincial Competitiveness Index ranked 32nd nationwide and 9th in the Red River Delta.
A scene of the 3rd regular April meeting of the provincial People's Committee
Hai Duong provincial authorities must objectively evaluate and frankly acknowledge limitations in improving the provincial business and investment environment, thereby working out remedies with a determination to heighten the provincial competitiveness.
Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Trieu The Hung made the remark at the 3rd regular April meeting of the provincial People's Committee on April 19.
Hung suggested that departments, sectors, and localities change their working methods and listen to businesses to promptly remove difficulties and obstacles and accompany investors during research for investment.
He asked authorities at all levels to publicly and transparently carry out procedures according to their assigned tasks to minimize unofficial costs for businesses.
They should strengthen administrative discipline and improve the quality of administration and service, Hung noted.
The director of the Department of Planning and Investment reports on the province’s 2022 PCI
He assigned the Department of Planning and Investment to absorb suggestions of delegates at the meeting and propose a plan to improve the provincial competitiveness to the provincial People's Committee.
“The plan should underline commitments of heads of authorities, departments, and sectors to improvement of the investment environment,” said Hung.
Hai Duong’s 2022 Provincial Competitiveness Index (PCI) achieved 65.22 points, down 2.43 points compared to 2021, reported the Department of Planning and Investment.
The province’s PCI ranked 32nd nationwide and 9th in the Red River Delta. Entry Costs were the only sub-index given more points, while those of the other nine all declined.
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