The northern province of Quang Ninh pledged to hasten administrative reforms towards building a transparent business environment and sustainable development. Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Duc Long was speaking at a ceremony on Wednesday to announce the province’s 2017 department and district competitiveness index (DDCI). Long said that DDCI through dialogues with firms helped the province to identify and tackle problems in administrative management. “With DDCI, Quang Ninh expects to convey a message to businesses about a vision of a transparent business environment and sustainable growth,” he said. The index measures the efficiency of economic management of the local government through eight criteria, including transparency, proactivity of leadership, time costs of regulatory compliance, informal charges, policy bias, legal institutions, business support and accountability of the leader. The index presented views of some 1,500 businesses, co-operatives and business households. This was the third year Quang Ninh Province announced the DDCI to evaluate the performance of 14 districts, towns and cities and 21 departments in the province. Cam Pha Town, Quang Yen Town, Mong Cai City, Uong Bi City and Ha Long City were in the top five by competitiveness index. The top five departments included the departments of customs, planning and investment, tax, education and training and the Economic Zone Management Board. “Renovating mindsets, listening to the business community, implementing practical solutions and ensuring transparency have become the stimulator for reforms in the province,” Long said. A new point this year was that the province listened to businesses’ opinions… [Read full story]
Quang Ninh province announces the Department and District Competitiveness Index 2017 in Ha Long city on January 24 (Photo: VNA) Quang Ninh (VNA) – The People’s Committee of the north-eastern province of Quang Ninh announced the Department and District Competitiveness Index (DDCI) 2017 at a conference in Ha Long city on January 24. The committee also revealed initial research outcomes of a programme on the pilot implementation of the social network analysis (SNA). The DCCI scores and rankings were conducted based on the survey of 1,500 businesses, including companies, cooperatives, and business households, focusing on such criteria as transparency and dynamism…... [read more]
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A conference announcing Quang Ninh’s administrative reform index in 2014 of all departments and localities was held in the northern province on June 18. The province’s Industrial and Trade Department topped in the office and department level with 82.9%, and the city of Ha Long came first in the city and district category with 80.05%. Other localities with indexes over 70% included Cam Pha, Uong Bi and Mong Cai cities, Quang Yen and Dong Trieu towns and Tien Yen district. Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Duc Long said Quang Ninh has determined administrative reform to be a crucial…... [read more]
(VOVworld) -Despite global and domestic economic difficulties in recent years, Quang Ninh remains one of Vietnam's provinces attracting many investment projects. It has led the northern region on the provincial competitiveness index. Over the past 2 years, Quang Ninh has changed its ways of thinking and working to attract more investment and improve its competitiveness. This has helped Quang Ninh lure 130 delegations of foreign investors, including Las Vegas Sands of the US, Texhong of China, the RoK's Aviation Corporation, Amata group of Thailand, and Vin Group of Vietnam who have recently conducted fact-finding tours to seek co-operation opportunities in…... [read more]
The northeast province of Quang Ninh introduced a number of projects to southern enterprises at a conference titled ‘Quang Ninh – Potential and Investment Opportunities’ held in Ho Chi Minh City on October 5. At the conference, advantages, potential and investment opportunities in Uong Bi city, Ba Che district and Co To Island district were introduced to investors in the south. Among the projects are a waste water treatment plant in Uong Bi city as well as a high-class resort, a tourism ship terminal and a hi-tech seafood processing line on Co To Island. Truong Manh Hung, Deputy Head of…... [read more]
