Dak Lak steps up investment promotion and attraction

In recent years, investment promotion efforts, along with support in addressing difficulties and obstacles while creating favourable conditions for businesses and investors to complete investment procedures, implement projects as well as conduct provincial production and business activities, have received close attention from authorities along with sectors and delivered effective outcomes.

To date, the PPC has approved investment policies for 39 projects with total investment capital exceeding 32.36 trillion VND, up by four projects, while total investment capital has increased by around 2% compared with the same period in 2025.

Moreover, the PPC is considering approving a further 11 projects in September 2026, with total investment capital estimated at around 36.105 trillion VND. It has also approved adjustments to the investment policies of 72 projects, an increase of three projects compared with the same period last year.

Provincial leaders presenting cooperation agreements, investment research memoranda to investors at Dak Lak’s 2026 Provincial Planning Announcement and Investment Promotion Conference
Provincial leaders presenting cooperation agreements, investment research memoranda to investors at Dak Lak’s 2026 Provincial Planning Announcement and Investment Promotion Conference

Notably, at the 2026 Provincial Planning Announcement and Investment Promotion Conference, the province granted decisions approving investment policies for 25 projects with total investment capital of around 40.294 trillion VND; granted approval for research alongside survey proposals for three projects; and signed or presented memoranda of understanding (MOUs) for 119 projects with total expected investment capital of around 1.02 quadrillion VND.

Immediately after the conference, the PPC issued a plan to implement the commitments made. In carrying out their assigned tasks, departments combined with sectors, including Science and Technology, Finance, Construction, Industry and Trade, Agriculture and Environment, together with the provincial Management Board of Economic Zones and Industrial Parks, have proactively worked with individual investors. They have consequently developed specific plans, accelerated research together with investment preparation, and completed dossiers in accordance with regulations, helping mobilise resources, promote economic growth, create jobs and increase local budget revenue.

Translated by HAI LOAN 

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