Industrial Park in Cainari
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The first industrial park will be built in Cainari town after the law on industrial parks and the relevant regulations have been adopted, Info-Prim Neo reports.
The Government backed the proposal of the Cainari town council on July 23 to create an industrial park. At the same time, the council gave the state 23.44 ha of land, to be used by the park later.
According to the decision approved by the Cabinet, in order to insure the management of the industrial park, the Economy and Trade Ministry (ETM) will register a state-run company named “Parcul industrial Cainari”. The Finance Ministry will allocate 10 million lei for the founder to place into the social capital of “Parcul industrial Cainari”.
The Cabinet approved the regulation of the Cainari park also on Wednesday.
Its administrator will be appointed by the Government and will coordinate the creation of the producing infrastructure, will hold contests to give the right of park resident, will carry out the development plan, will check how the residents will honor their contract commitments and will promote the park's image.
Both Moldovan and foreign companies can become residents of the industrial park. They will be offered facilities in leasing land and buildings with diminishing coefficient of 0.3 for the charges established for these purposes.
The main income sources of the enterprise will be the incomes from renting plots, infrastructure and production facilities, 0.1% from the net values of the residents' sales, payments from bidding charges to get the resident status and other incomes.
ET Minister Igor Dodon says there have come already offers from investors willing to become residents, as the ETM is developing feasibility researches concerning the labor force in the country's South.
The park will work 15 years and soon the resident contests will be announced.
First deputy premier Igor Dodon says 9 projects to build such such parks are currently being considered. For example, in Floresti, such a park will be launched on the basis of the public-private partnership. The investor comes from Northern Italy – a region with vast experience in industrial parks. Talks on setting up a park in Ungheni are getting to a close.
