Nghe An: Highlights of April 12th
(Baonghean.vn) - Announcement of the Provincial Public Administration and Governance Performance Index (PAPI): Nghe An ranks 17th out of 63; Vinh City plans to auction off 1,641 land plots; A series of garment factories are operating at a reduced capacity and cutting jobs… These are some of the prominent news items on April 12th.
*On April 12th in Hanoi, a conference was held to announce the Provincial Public Administration and Governance Performance Index (PAPI) for 2022. According to the PAPI 2022 results, Nghe An province ranked 17th out of 63 provinces and cities nationwide.
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| Summary table of PAPI results for provinces and cities in 2022. |
*According to information from the City's Land Development Center, in 2023, Vinh City plans to auction off 1,641 land plots in 23 planned residential areas, aiming to generate revenue for the city's budget.land exploitation.
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Infrastructure construction at the land auction and resettlement area in Hamlet 5, Nghi Phu Commune, Vinh City. Photo: N. Hai |
*On April 14th, Cua Lo town will officiallyOpening of the tourist seasonIn 2023, by this point, hotels and restaurants are ready to enter the tourist season with many opportunities awaiting them.
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This year, the coastal town has witnessed many positive changes, giving it a new, more modern look and more beautiful scenery. Photo: Duc Anh |
*Many textile and garment businesses in Nghe An province currentlyFacing difficulties due to a shortage of orders.They have to operate at a reduced capacity and cut back on labor.
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An Hung garment factory in Cong Thanh commune, Yen Thanh district, has laid off 800 workers. Photo: Van Truong |
*The People's Committee of Do Luong District hasenforceAccording to regulations, the household of Nguyen Trong Toan in Hamlet 7, My Son Commune, is required to hand over the land for the construction and upgrading of National Highway 15A.
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A representative from the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of the Do Luong District People's Committee reads the decision to forcibly reclaim the land. Photo: Xuan Hoang. |







