The average growth over 5 years from 1996 - 2000 was 20.3%. The growth in 2001 was 15.1% and 21% in 2005.
The industrial ratio in the total province GDP increased from 38.75% in 1995 to 52.12% in 2000. The ratio in 2001 was 53.4% and 57% in 2005.
The industrial labour force in 2000 was 150,000 persons - 2 times compared with 1995. In 2001 was 162,000 persons. In 2005 was 338,420 persons.
The rural electrification program benefited 78.80% of households in 2000 compared with 35% in 1995. In 2001 was 81.2% and in 2005 was 95%.
The State Council President conferred the First Class Labour Decoration in 1995 and the Third Class Independence Decoration in 1999.
The Prime Minister awarded Excellency Emulation Flags in consecutive years from 1996 till now.
The Provincial People's Committee conferred Excellency Emulation Unit Flags in consecutive years from 1996 till now.

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Feed industry sheds export dependence

The Vietnamese feed processing industry spends more than US$1 billion annually in the import of product material. The Livestock Breeding Department has decided to address this issue by taking initiatives in finding new material resources. (Date Issue 08/04/2008)

Industrial output reaches $22.9 billion mark

The country’s industrial output is estimated to reach VND382.3 trillion (US$22.9 billion) in the first seven months of the year, an increase of 16.4 per cent over the same period last year, the General Statistics Office reported. (Date Issue 08/04/2008)

Vietnam an attractive M&A market: report

Despite current macroeconomic difficulties, Vietnam remains an attractive merger and acquisition (M&A) market. According to the PricewaterhouseCoopers’s report released on July 29, there were 48 M&A cases in Vietnam in the first half of the year, worth $347mil. (Date Issue 08/04/2008)

Gold trading companies report high profit

Gold trading companies are still reporting satisfactory profit in the first six months of the year despite the difficulties due to the sharp VND/US$ exchange rate increases in late May and early June, which made the import cost higher. (Date Issue 08/04/2008)

Vietnam looks to Africa, Mideast

Trade and industrial co-operation with the Middle East and Africa has great potential for Vietnam, a senior Government official has said. (Date Issue 08/04/2008)

Boom in cashew prices brings in $490 million so far this year

Viet Nam earned US$490 million from exporting 81,000 tonnes of cashew in the first seven months this year, up 2.2 per cent in volume and around 50 per cent in value from a year earlier, reported the General Office of Statistics. (Date Issue 08/04/2008)

Businesses to get registration certificates within five days.

It will take businesses a maximum of just five days to receive business registration certificates, according to a new inter-ministry circular released on Tuesday. (Date Issue 08/04/2008)

Cement firms seek broad market

Cement producers are beginning to seek more export markets.This is because a total of 38 new cement plants are expected to open in the next few years, according to Construction Minister Nguyen Hong Quan. (Date Issue 07/25/2008)

US assists with textile development

US cotton associations have pledged to help Viet Nam develop its textile and garment industry during Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung’s visit to the United States, according to the Viet Nam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS). (Date Issue 07/25/2008)

Paper sector guarantees to sufficient supplies

The country"s paper sector has pledged sufficient supplies of printing, writing and newspaper papers for the domestic demands, so a "fever" due to a paper shortage will not happen. (Date Issue 07/25/2008)

Steel imports rise again

According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, imports of steel have increased again since early July after a period of falling down. (Date Issue 07/25/2008)

VN becomes Asia’s biggest exporter of timber furniture

Vietnam has become the biggest furniture exporter in the ASEAN market, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade. (Date Issue 07/25/2008)

Feed industry sheds export dependence

The Vietnamese feed processing industry spends more than US$1 billion annually in the import of product material. The Livestock Breeding Department has decided to address this issue by taking initiatives in finding new material resources. (Date Issue 07/25/2008)

Phu My Fertilisers plans Morocco plant.

A joint venture between Vietnamese and Moroccan companies will lead to the construction of a US$600 million fertiliser plant in Morocco to supply Vietnam and neighbouring countries. (Date Issue 07/25/2008)

Cashew industry thirsty for materials

Cashew processing workshops now find it hard to arrange enough material for processing as domestic output has been decreasing dramatically while it is not easy to find foreign supply sources. (Date Issue 07/25/2008)

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