The GDP of the first quarter of 2010 reaches over VND7.5 trillion
Posted Date: 20/07/2011
On the morning of March 26, Chairman of Dong Nai People’s Committee – Vo Van Mot chaired a meeting with local departments and sectors. The meeting is aimed at making an evaluation of the socio-economic situation, national defense and security of the 1st quarter of 2010 and setting directions and tasks for the 2nd quarter. Also, it assessed administrative reforms in March, 2010.
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In spite of the fluctuations of market prices, Dong Nai’s social economy
continued growing through the 1st quarter of 2010. Its GDP is estimated at
VND7.456 trillion, representing 20.9% compared to goal plans and increasing by
13.4% over the same period last year. Particularly, industries and construction
hit VND4.9 trillion thousand billion; services sector over VND2,000 billion;
agriculture, forestry and aquaculture VND474.8 billion.
Production and business changed for the better.
Accumulatively, industrial production value of the 1st quarter rises by 18.4%
and export value goes up by 18.5% over the same period. Agriculturally,
winter-spring cultivation is focused on and there were no occurrences of
diseases on domestic animals and poultry. Domestic investment attraction through
certificate issuances hits 89.6% and that through business registration is 50%.
In terms of foreign investment attraction, total registered capital for new
projects and and those with capital increase until March 20, 2010 reach US$115.2
million, accounting for 7.7% compared to goal plans. Cultural, social and
education activities are great concerns; employment was generated for more than
20,000 laborers and national defense and security were maintained.
At the meeting, the leadership of Dong Nai People's Committee requested that
sectors keep track of and hold on to targets and inspect themselves to timely
find out difficulties and inconsistencies and to give the Party Committee and
the People's Committees advice on directions and administration. The provincial
leaders also stressed that departments and sectors had to make efforts to
enhance administrative reforms, especially administrative procedures and
the Meet-the-People program.
Reported by Dao Lan,
Translated by Duy Minh