Construction investment and operation of traditional markets in Thuan An under survey

A delegation of provincial Party Committee’s Mass Mobilization Commission, led by Nguyen Van Loc, member of provincial Party Standing Committee, Head of provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Commission, Chairman of provincial Fatherland Front Committee conducted a survey of the situation of construction investment, operation at some traditional markets in Thuan An city on the afternoon of October 31.

Currently, the city is home to 22 licensed markets of 43,567 square meters in stable operation, with total investment capital of VND72.3 billion. Among them, Bung and Lai Thieu markets are managed by the State. Binh Hoa 1 market is managed by the Binh Hoa Market Business Cooperative while the remaining markets are invested by individuals. There are now 10 markets stopping working or converting functions, due to inefficient operation. The city also has 9 temporary and spontaneous markets.

Speaking at the event, Mr. Loc asked for Thuan An city to find a temporary and appropriate solution to manage the local markets; research more types of commercial stores, namely Bach Hoa Xanh, Family Mart..., mobilize organizations, individuals to make the socialization of investment in this direction towards modernity and civilization. He also emphasized that the shopping demand of workers in industrial parks is very great, so the city needs to establish price stabilization markets, effectively solving a problem of spontaneous markets.

Reported by Ngoc Thanh-Translated by Kim Tin

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