Hai Duong firm cooperates with Indian partners on large-scale pharmaceutical park


Leaders of Hai Duong on Tuesday witnessed the signing of a co-operation agreement between local firm Dai An Urban-Industrial Zone Development Corporation JSC and Indian partners - Sri Avantika Contractor LTD and SMS Pharmaceuticals LTD - on developing a Pharmaceutical Park project in the northern province.

Dai An Urban-Industrial Zone Development Corporation JSC and Indian partners - Sri Avantika Contractor LTD and SMS Pharmaceuticals LTD signed an agreement on developing a Pharmaceutical Park project in the northern province. — VNA/VNS Photo

Leaders of Hai Duong on Tuesday witnessed the signing of a co-operation agreement between local firm Dai An Urban-Industrial Zone Development Corporation JSC and Indian partners - Sri Avantika Contractor LTD and SMS Pharmaceuticals LTD - on developing a Pharmaceutical Park project in the northern province.

Addressing the signing ceremony, Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Pham Xuan Thang welcomed the firms’ investment in the province.

He said that Hai Duong is calling for investment in projects using reasonable land area, a small number of labourers and high and green technologies.

The province is asking for permission to build a special industrial zone, he said, pledging to give the best support to investors.

The provincial leader affirmed that the province will strive to plan for the special industrial zone, the largest of its kind in Hai Duong, in the first quarter, and submit it to the Government for approval in the second quarter of this year.

Hai Duong will assist investors in administrative procedures for their investment in the fastest manner, he stressed.

Ramesh Babu Potluri, Chairman of the SMS Pharmaceuticals LTD, thanked the local authorities for assisting his firm during the project, expressing his hope to receive further support from the province.

The Pharmaceutical Park project covers more than 900 hectares of land area in Binh Giang and Thanh Mien districts. It will be implemented in two phases with total investment of up to billions of US dollars. — VNS

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