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Hanoi establishes two craft village industrial clusters with $14 mln investment
Secondary investors selected to operate within the cluster must meet strict environmental and technological standards.
The Hanoi People's Committee has announced the establishment of two craft village industrial clusters in Thach That and Phu Xuyen districts, with a total investment of nearly VND370 billion ($14.2 million).
The Thach Xa Craft Village Industrial Cluster - Phase 1, located in Thach That district, spans 10 ha with a total investment of nearly VND250 billion ($9.6 million).
The project aims to allocate industries belonging to the region's traditional craft villages, including forestry product processing, wood product manufacturing and trading, high-quality handicrafts, and other legally compliant industries.
Secondary investors to be selected to operate within the cluster must meet strict environmental and technological standards, including clean industrial manufacturing, automated and modern technology, and adherence to sanitation regulations.
Additionally, enterprises must relocate production facilities from residential areas to centralized production zones while maintaining compliance with the outlined criteria.
Meanwhile, the Son Ha Craft Village Industrial Cluster - Phase 1, situated in Phu Xuyen district, covers 5 ha.
The main industries operating within this cluster include wallet and bag production, hammock sewing, silk netting, mother-of-pearl inlay, carpentry, lacquerware, and mechanical manufacturing.
Currently, the city has designated Hung Thinh General Import-Export and Construction Joint Stock Company as the investor for this project, with a total investment of over VND115 billion ($4.42 million).
