Gia Lai is stepping up efforts to attract foreign direct investment by improving infrastructure, streamlining administrative procedures and providing direct support to investors, while facilitating projects that have already received investment approval.
After years of delays caused by infrastructure bottlenecks and land clearance disputes, Hoa Hoi Industrial Park is showing significant progress, with phase 1 infrastructure largely completed, new investors entering the project, and preparations underway for phase 2 expansion.
Dozens of households and businesses in Gào Commune have voluntarily donated land and funds to accelerate the construction of a key rural road, helping local authorities resolve long-standing transport bottlenecks and support economic development.
South Pleiku Industrial Park is rapidly gaining traction as infrastructure development accelerates and a growing number of investors commit to new projects, signaling its emergence as a regional production and processing hub.
Effective grassroots mobilisation in An Lao commune, Gia Lai province, is helping unlock resources for infrastructure and economic development, as local authorities gain strong public backing for key projects.
Industrial parks in Gia Lai province delivered mixed results in management, investment and development in 2025, with some zones exceeding official targets while others lagged amid infrastructure bottlenecks and global economic headwinds, provincial authorities said.
Gia Lai province has attracted 16 new foreign direct investment (FDI) projects with total registered capital exceeding VND 35,683 billion (about USD 1.46 billion), underscoring growing international confidence in its investment environment.
Gia Lai province has revised its provincial planning for 2021–2030, with a vision to 2050, under Decision No. 2832/QĐ-UBND dated November 28, 2025, issued by the Provincial People’s Committee.
Gia Lai province aims to transform its cultural and sports assets into key drivers of sustainable economic growth, Provincial Vice Chairwoman Nguyễn Thị Thanh Lịch said at a working session with affiliated public service units under the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism on December 16.
