BHG - To achieve the target of 15% growth in industrial production this year, the Ha Giang Provincial Department of Industry and Trade, along with businesses in the locality, has been making efforts to overcome difficulties, improve processes, attract investment, and apply scientific and technological advancements.
BHG - With over 80% of its area covered by rocky mountains, the Dong Van Karst Plateau is one of the most challenging regions for cultivation. However, as spring arrives, the local ethnic communities eagerly prepare for the new farming season.
BHG - In recent years, the provincial agricultural sector has actively promoted propaganda to encourage and guide farmers to expand organic production. This initiative aims to transform traditional farming practices, enhance economic value, and meet the growing demands of consumers.
BHG - On March 24, the People's Committee of Xin Man District in collaboration with Vietnam Misaki Co., Ltd. exported a shipment of 36 tonnes of pickled radish to the Japanese market.
BHG - Quan Ba District is promoting the development of temperate fruit trees to transform its crop structure, improve output and increase residents’ income.
BHG - The Yen Binh - Coc Pai road upgrade project (DT.178) is being accelerated with the aim to complete on schedule. As the investor, the Department of Construction regularly monitors and urges contractors.
BHG - Ha Giang City serves as the economic, political, cultural, and social hub of the province, playing a crucial role in comprehensive development and regional connectivity. In recent years, the city has made significant progress in urban planning, infrastructure investment, and improving residents’ quality of life, aiming to become a class-II urban area by 2030.
BHG - As of February 2025, the province has 42 hydropower plants in operation with a total capacity of 769 MW, including 8 medium-sized hydropower plants with a total capacity of 457 MW and 34 small hydropower plants with a total capacity of 312 MW.
BHG - Ha Giang Province has identified agriculture as the “pillar” of the economy, focusing on developing in the direction of large-scale commodities, associated with preservation, processing and consumption according to sustainable value chains. The goal is to increase farmers’ income by exploiting product and regional advantages.
BHG - Quang Binh District is a key area for growing ‘sanh’ orange trees in Ha Giang Province. However, in recent years, the cultivation area has significantly decreased due to diseases such as leaf yellowing, root rot, and branch dieback, leading to reduced productivity and yield.
BHG - Entering 2025, Ha Giang Province is determined to implement its socio-economic development tasks from the very beginning of the year, avoiding the common situation of a slow start followed by a year-end rush. Thanks to this proactive approach, the province’s economy has achieved positive results, signaling a promising year of growth in the final phase of implementing the Party Congress resolutions at all levels.
BHG - In the early days of Spring, farmers in Quang Binh District are urgently entering a new production season, following the success of the winter crop. The bustling working atmosphere in the fields heralds a bountiful spring crop.
BHG - The resolution of the Quang Minh Commune Party Congress for the 2020-2025 term identified two major objectives: economic development through high-tech agriculture and concentrated goods production and rural development towards urbanisation.
BHG - With a desire to change traditional thinking, Nguyen Ngoc Tu, a resident of Viet Lam Farm Town in Vi Xuyen District, was determined to establish a cooperative specialising in processing mature tea leaves into Bancha tea bags. His initial success not only increased his family’s income but also created jobs for local workers.
Ha Giang promotes industrial production growth
