Participating in the inspection was representatives of the Departments of Planning and Investment, Finance, Resources and Environment, Industry and Trade, Construction and Labor - War Invalids and Social Affairs; the Office of the Provincial People's Committee and the North Quang Binh Bank for Investment and Development.

The Ang Son Cement Plant No.2 (or Thang Loi Cement Plant) is invested by the Thang Loi Mechanical Limited Company (Nam Dinh) with the total investment of VND805 billion for the first phase and VND300 billion expected for the second phase. The plant is built according to European technological line with a capacity of 2,000 tons clinker per day, equivalent to 850,000 tons cement a year. The plant manufactures many different kinds of cement with high quality such as PC40 and PC 50. Under the plan, the plant will be expected to complete installment of machines and equipment in August of 2011; carry out a trial run in September of 2011 and put it into production in October of 2011.

Standing Vice-chairperson Nguyen Xuan Quang inspects at the Thang Loi Cement Plant

Addressing the working session, Standing Vice-chairperson highly appreciated the efforts made by the plant in the process of implementing the project and ordered all levels and agencies to create favorable conditions to put the plant into operation as scheduled plan, contributing to increasing the province's industrial production growth.

After that, Standing Vice-chairperson also came to inspect the Ang Son Cement Plant No.1 which is invested by the Cosevco Joint-stock Company No.6. After listening to the summary report on situation of operation presented by the plant, Vice-chairperson stressed that after eight months of operation, the plant's products have controlled the market; the product's quality and packaging have been more and more improved. He asked the company should focus on dealing with difficulties over the past time, calling upon investment from investors and maintaining the plant's operation effectively.

Vice-chairperson also ordered related agencies in close coordination with the plant to submit solutions to the provincial People's Committee to deal with difficulties for businesses.

Reported by Mai Anh