THE PRIME MINISTER OF VIETNAM
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SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
Independence – Freedom – Happiness
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No. 866/QD-TTg
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Hanoi, July 18, 2023
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DECISION
APPROVAL FOR PLANNING FOR EXPLORATION, EXTRACTION, PROCESSING
AND USE OF MINERALS FOR THE PERIOD OF 2021-2030, WITH A VISION TO 2050
THE PRIME MINISTER
Pursuant to the Law on
Government Organization dated June 19, 2015; the Law on amendments to some
Articles of Law on Government Organization and Law on Local Government
Organization dated November 22, 2019;
Pursuant to the
Mineral Law dated November 17, 2010;
Pursuant to the Law on
amendments to some Articles concerning planning of 37 Laws dated November 20,
2018;
Pursuant to the Law on
Planning dated November 21, 2017;
Pursuant to Resolution
No. 10-NQ/TW dated February 10, 2022 of the Politburo on strategic
orientation for geology, mineral and mining industry by 2030, with a vision to
2045;
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Pursuant to Resolution
No. 88/NQ-CP dated July 22, 2022 of the Government on promulgation of action
program of the Government for implementation of the Resolution No. 10-NQ/TW
dated February 10, 2022 of the Politburo on strategic
orientation for geology, mineral and mining industry by 2030, with a vision to
2045;
Pursuant to Decision
No. 334/QD-TTg dated April 01, 2023 of the Prime Minister on approval for the
Strategy on geology, mineral and mining industry by 2030, with a vision to
2045;
Pursuant to Decision
No. 295/QD-TTg dated February 25, 2020 of the Prime Minister on approval for planning
for exploration, extraction, processing and use of minerals for the period of
2021-2030, with a vision to 2050;
At the request of the
Minister of Industry and Trade in Report No. 3065/TTr-BCT dated May 19, 2023
and Appraisal Report No. 26/BC-HDTDQHKS dated April 21, 2023 of a Council for
appraisal of planning for exploration, extraction, processing and use of
minerals for the period of 2021-2030, with a vision to 2050.
HEREBY DECIDES:
Article
1. Approval for planning for exploration, extraction, processing
and use of minerals for the period of 2021-2030, with a vision to 2050 with
the following contents:
A.
SCOPE AND BOUNDARIES OF PLANNING
Scope and boundaries of
the planning: Planning for exploration, extraction, processing and use of
minerals, except for petroleum, coal, peat, radioactive ores (uranium, thorium,
etc.), minerals used as building materials and scattered and small minerals
according to regulations in the mineral law. Boundaries of the planning
are areas of mineral distribution and processing in land area of the country.
B.
DEVELOPMENT VIEWPOINTS AND OBJECTIVES
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1. Exploration,
extraction, processing and use of minerals shall conform to the national
overall planning, national planning, sectorial planning and local planning; and
satisfy requirements for protection of natural scenery, historical-cultural
sites, famous landscapes and people's lives.
2. Minerals are
non-renewable resources; minerals shall be extracted, processed and used on the
basis of exploration and overall assessment of factors of reserves, resources
and quality of minerals, capacity for extraction and processing, demands for
economic and effective use of minerals and requirements for national mineral
reserves.
3. Manage minerals in a
strict, public and transparent manner; encourage economic components that have
experience and capacity for processing and extracting minerals to invest in
exploration, extraction, processing and use of minerals on the basis of respect
for market rules and assurance about harmony of national interests and
interests of enterprises and people; balance import and export of minerals in a
reasonable and effective manner, give priority to satisfaction of domestic
demands.
4. Develop exploration,
extraction, processing and use of minerals in association with application of
modern and advanced science and technology associated with national economy
shift towards green economy, circular economy, and low-carbon economy and in
conformity with international commitments to which Vietnam is a signatory.
5. With regard to
minerals with big reserves, importance and strategic meanings (bauxite,
titanium, rare-earth elements, chromite, nickel and gold), enterprises issued
with extraction permits shall be fully capable and invest in appropriate
processing projects that use advanced technology and modern equipment and
protect the environment sustainably.
6. Phase out operation of
mines with low reserves, scattered and small mines, gather minerals from small
mines/mine sites together to create large mine clusters to serve synchronized
investment in exploration, extraction and process with advanced technology and
modern equipment.
II.
OBJECTIVES
1. General objectives
a) Strictly manage, extract,
process, economically and effectively use minerals in association with demands
for economic development, environmental protection, adaptation to climate
change and achievement in carbon neutral level. Promote investment and
establish synchronous and effective extraction and processing industry with
advanced technology and modern equipment in conformity with trends of the
world.
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c) Phrase out operation
of mines with low reserves, scattered and small mines, gather minerals from
small mines/mine sites together to create large mine clusters to serve
synchronized investment in exploration, extraction and process with advanced
technology and modern equipment.
2. Objectives in respect
of minerals with big reserves, importance and strategic meanings for the period
of 2021-2030
a) Bauxite: Combine
exploration and extraction with in-depth processing to produce at least
aluminum products; select investors in extraction and processing projects.
These investors shall be fully capable of carrying out these projects in a
synchronous manner from exploration to in-depth processing that use advanced
technology, modern equipment and ensure environmental protection. Especially,
it is necessary to focus on methods of discharging and processing red mud in a
sustainable and effective manner. Encourage enterprises to research and
apply new technology to recycle red mud. Aluminum production projects
using electrolysis technology shall apply electric prices under the market
mechanism. The use of renewable energy is encouraged.
b) Titanium: Develop
titanium extraction and processing industry with reasonable roadmap and scale
according to each period, gradually establish mining – flotation complexes and
titanium processing industrial clusters in synchronicity with infrastructure.
Coastal titanium projects shall have solutions to balance water supply
for production and people's needs, agricultural development and aquaculture.
Focus on promotion of cooperation in research, technology transfer and
investment in extraction and processing of titanium in synchronicity with
deep-processed products (pigment, titanium dioxide, metal titanium, high-grade
zirconium, monazite, etc.).
c) Rare-earth elements:
Develop rare-earth element extraction, processing and use industry in a
synchronous, effectiveness and sustainable manner. New enterprises issued with
extraction permits shall extract rare-earth elements in association with processing
projects with total rare earth oxides, hydroxides and salts with TREO content ≥
95%, and rare earth oxides (REO)) (as encouraged) that use advanced technology
and modern equipment and ensure maximum recovery of accompanying minerals,
environmental safety and radiation safety.
d) Nickel, copper and
gold: Extract nickel, copper and gold ores in association with processing
investment projects in a synchronous, effective and sustainable manner and
maximum recovery of accompanying minerals and environmental protection.
dd) Chromite: In the
process of extraction of chromite, have a project on extraction and processing
of chromite mineral in order to serve maximum recovery of accompanying minerals
(nickel, cobalt and bentonite).
Iron: Study and issue
permits for exploration and extraction of iron ores to units that have
experience and capacity for processing and extracting iron ores in order to
process limonite, hematite, depleted iron, iron
minerals in laterite ores in the Western Highlands, iron ores in
the country for the purpose of production of iron ore products with high
quality to be used in blast furnaces of domestic iron and steel facilities.
e) Apatite: Utilize
internal resources, promote international cooperation in scientific research,
transfer of technology applied to flotation of apatite II, apatite IV and
depleted apatite and production of flotation reagents. Focus on promotion
of investment in extraction, flotation and processing of apatite II and apatite
IV in order to effectively and economically use resources.
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3. Specific objectives:
a) Exploration objectives
Table 1 shows objectives for
exploration of types/groups of minerals for the period of 2021-2030, with a
vision to 2050:
Table 1: Objectives for exploration of types/groups of
minerals during the planning period
No.
Minerals
Unit
Exploration objectives
From 2021 to 2030
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Number of projects
Reserves
Number of projects
Reserves
1
Bauxite
103 tonnes of original ore
19
1.709.498
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Titanium
103 tonnes of heavy mineral
11
36.293
3
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103 tonnes of metal
42
1.434
7
550
4
Iron
103 tonnes
35
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4
348.200
5
Chromite
103 tonnes
1
11.500
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Manganese
103 tonnes
7
1.750
7
Tin
103 tonnes
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46,5
3
4,5
8
Wolfram
103 tonnes
8
139,3
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9
Antimony
103 tonnes
3
25,9
1
10
10
Copper
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15
603
8
229,7
11
Nickel
103 tonnes
3
409
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30
12
Molybdenum
103 tonnes
3
30
13
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Tonne
26
101,0
2
232
14
Rare-earth elements
103 tonnes of TR2O3
8
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1500
15
Apatite
103 tonnes
9
255.243
1
65.000
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White marble
106 tonnes of CaCO3 powder
10
147.000
17
Magnesite
103 tonnes
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6.000
1
10.000
18
Serpentine subgroup
103 tonnes
2
75.500
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19
Baryte
103 tonnes
6
3.050
20
Graphite
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2
5.500
1
1.300
21
Fluorite
103 tonnes
1
50
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22
Bentonite
103 tonnes
2
4.292
23
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103 tonnes
2
25.321
1
3.500
24
Talc
103 tonnes
5
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25
Micas
103 tonnes
2
69,5
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Quartzite
103 tonnes
3
23.790
3
28.414
27
Quartz
103 tonnes
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11.487
28
Vermiculite
103 tonnes
1
100
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29
Mineral water and hot
water
m3/ 24
hours
149
56.990
2
1.000
From 2031 to 2050:
Exploration of new mines shall be carried out after report on survey and
assessment of geology and minerals has been approved.
b) Objectives for ore
extraction and flotation
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- Make investment in new
projects that have proven consumption in order to meet demands for materials
serving the economic development of the country.
Table 2 shows estimated
objectives:
Table 2: Objectives for extraction of minerals under the
planning
No.
Minerals
Unit
Extraction and flotation objectives
From 2021-2030
From 2031 to 2050
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Mineral production
Number of ores
Mineral production
1
Bauxite
103 tonnes of original ore/year
18 (3)
114.500
41
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Titanium
103 tonnes of heavy mineral/year
51 (23)
2.839
41
3.720
3
Lead - zinc
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60 (13)
2.387
48
2.163
4
Iron
103 tonnes of original ore/year
66 (24)
25.480
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33.811
5
Chromite
103 tonnes of original ore/year
2 (0)
4.700
2
4.700
6
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103 tonnes of original ore/year
11 (0)
352
10
210
7
Tin
103 tonnes of original ore/year
23 (9)
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19
3.026
8
Wolfram
103 tonnes of original ore/year
9 (3)
5.115
7
7.390
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Antimony
103 tonnes of original ore/year
4 (2)
40
3
50
10
Copper
103 tonnes of original ore/year
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7.976
18
9.226
11
Nickel
103 tonnes of original ore/year
6 (3)
7.800
5
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12
Molybdenum
103 tonnes of original ore/year
1 (0)
200
1
200
13
Gold
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45 (8)
1.790
39
1.967
14
Rare-earth elements
103 tonnes of original ore/year
10 (2)
2.020
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2.112
15
Apatite
103 tonnes of original ore/year
30 (16)
14.506
25
16.799
16
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- Wall tile
103 m3/year
106 (71)
6940
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6840
- Calcium Carbonate
Powder
103 tonnes/year
39.596
39.319
17
Magnesite
103 tonnes of original ore/year
2 (0)
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3
1.100
18
Serpentine subgroup
103 tonnes of original ore/year
7 (3)
3.960
7
3.960
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Baryte
103 tonnes of original ore/year
9 (3)
624
9
619
20
Graphite
103 tonnes of original ore/year
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1.151
6
1.151
21
Fluorite
103 tonnes of original ore/year
5 (3)
756
5
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22
Bentonite
103 tonnes of original ore/year
5 (1)
426
5
476
23
Diatomite
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4 (1)
540
4
740
24
Talc
103 tonnes of original ore/year
10 (2)
431
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444
25
Micas
103 tonnes of original ore/year
3 (1)
10
3
10
26
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103 tonnes of original ore/year
8 (1)
1.570
8
1.820
27
Quartz
103 tonnes of original ore/year
23 (2)
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20
930
28
Sericite
103 tonnes of original ore/year
3 (0)
172
3
172
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Vermiculite
103 tonnes of original ore/year
1 (0)
5
1
5
30
Mineral water and hot
water
m3/ 24 hours
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79.661
234
81.961
c) Objectives for mineral
processing
Mobilize domestic
resources and promote international cooperation in investment in in-depth processing
of minerals, including bauxite, titanium, rare-earth elements, chromite,
nickel, etc. Table 3 shows objectives for processing of each mineral:
Table 3: Objectives for processing of minerals under the
planning
No.
Minerals/mineral products
Unit
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Quality and requirements
Number of projects
From 2021-2030
Number of projects
From 2031 to 2050
1
Bauxite
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Aluminum
103 tonnes/year
10 (2)
11.600- 18.650
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12.000 - 19.200
Meet domestic and export
standards Mineral processing plants shall be associated with ore zones
b
Aluminum ingot
106 tonnes/year
3 - 5 (1)
1,2 - 1,5
3 - 5
2,25 - 2,45
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Titanium
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103 tonnes/year
18 (9)
853-1.113
18
1.063 - 1.323
New projects only meet
requirements for materials used for pigment production.
b
Reconstituted ilmenite
103 tonnes/year
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20 - 40
2
40 - 60
c
Zirconium powder/ compounds
103 tonnes/year
17 (9)
302 - 359
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362 - 425
d
Artificial rutin
103 tonnes/year
2 (0)
60 - 70
2
100 - 110
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e
Pigment
103 tonnes/year
6 (2)
350 - 420
6
370 - 500
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103 tonnes/year
2 (0)
10 - 15
2
15 - 25
g
Ferrotitanium
103 tonnes/year
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20 - 30
2
20 - 30
3
Lead - zinc
103 tonnes of metal/year
27 (16)
380
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402,5
4
Chromite
(Ferrochrome)
103 tonnes/year
2 (2)
90
2
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High Carbon
Ferrochrome, average Cr content of more than 54%
5
Manganese
(ferromanganese,
silicomanganese)
103 tonnes/year
13 (13)
356
12
406
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Tin
Tonne of metal/year
6 (6)
3400
6
3400
7
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Tonne of product/year
3 (3)
13.500
3
13.500
(APT, BTO; YTO)
8
Antimony
Tonne of metal/year
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3.300
3
3.300
9
Copper
Tonne/year
11 (9)
110.000
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110.000
Copper ingot
10
Nickel
Tonne/year
2 (0)
27 - 48
2(0)
42 - 78
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11
Molybdenum
Tonne/year
1 (0)
200
1
400
Produce (NH4)2MoO4
or smelt ferromolipden)
12
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Kg/year
8 (6)
6.146
7
6.346
13
Rare-earth elements
Tonne of REO/year
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62.500
7
82.500
14
White marble
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a
Types of wall tiles
103 m3/year
43 (43)
11.000
43
10.700
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b
Lump, granule, powder
products
103 tonnes/year
58 (52)
9.461
58
9.684
15
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103 tonnes/year
1 (0)
70
1
70
16
Serpentine subgroup
(powder)
103 tonnes/year
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3.950
6
3.950
17
Baryte
103 tonnes/year
10 (7)
292
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392
BaSO4 powder ≥ 95%
18
Graphite
103 tonnes/year
5 (1)
110
5
111
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19
Fluorite
103 tonnes/year
4 (1)
256
4
460
CaF2 >
80%
20
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103 tonnes/year
5 (2)
165
5
260
21
Diatomite
103 tonnes/year
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143
3
350
22
Talc (powder)
103 tonnes/year
5 (1)
380
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460
23
Micas
Tonne/year
4 (4)
1.700
2
1.500
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24
Quartzite
103 tonnes/year
9 (6)
730
9
1.040
25
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103 tonnes/year
10 (4)
1.454
10
1.454
26
Sericite
103 tonnes/year
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138
2
146
27
Mineral water, hot
mineral water
Meet demands for bottled mineral water and resort tourism
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I.
MINERAL RESOURCES AND RESERVES
Table 4 shows mineral
resources and reserves to be mobilized during the planning period (by 2030),
with a vision to 2050 (details are provided in Appendix I enclosed with this
Decision)
Table 4: Mineral resources and reserves to be mobilized
during the planning period
No.
Minerals
Unit
Reserves
Resources and forecasted resources
Total
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Bauxite
103 tonnes of original ore
3.084.674
6.465.328
9.549.419
2
Titanium - Ilmenite
103 tonnes of heavy mineral
109.053
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611.354
Zirconium
82.426
3
Lead - zinc
Tonne
865.190
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5.809.006
4
Iron
103 tonnes of original ore
491.282
663.248
1.152.365
5
Chromite
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14.484
7.288
21.773
6
Manganese
103 tonnes of metal
3.989
6.779
10.769
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Tin
Tonne of metal
23.251
125.198
148.449
8
Wolfram
Tonne of metal
172.908
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309.407
9
Antimony
Tonne of metal
54.375
90.501
144.876
10
Copper
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432.106
1.098.520
1.530.626
11
Nickel
103 tonnes of metal
611,8
3.454,5
4.066,4
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Molybdenum
Tonne
7.400
21.000
28.400
13
Gold
Kg
75.012,7
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199.626
14
Precious stone
Kg
229
631
860
15
Rare-earth elements
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3.472.347
16.349.207
19.821.554
16
Apatite
103 tonnes of original ore
126.247
1.854.257
1.960.126
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White marble
103 tonnes
1.684.905
2.899.892
4.664.798
18
Magnesite
103 tonnes
23.575
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95.010
19
Serpentine subgroup
103 tonnes
32.342
67.079
99.421
20
Baryte
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17.321
5.615
22.936
21
Graphite
103 tonnes
9.715
21.670
33.243
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Fluorite
103 tonnes
16.035
4.038
20.074
23
Bentonite
103 tonnes
15.401
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129.819
24
Diatomite
103 tonnes
566
302.656
303.222
25
Talc
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1.061
8.700
9.761
26
Micas
103 tonnes
70,5
370
440
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Pyrite
103 tonnes
18.187
34.759
52.946
28
Quartzite
103 tonnes
12.848
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170.801
29
Quartz
103 tonnes
4.173
20.229
24.403
30
Sillimanite
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218
5.933
6.151
31
Sericite
103 tonnes
2.816
2.108
4.924
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Vermiculite
103 tonnes
3.807
3.807
33
Mineral water
m3/ 24 hours
≈ 90.000
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≈ 90.000
II.
MINERAL EXPLORATION, EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING PLANNING
1. Bauxite
Exploring and extracting
bauxite, and producing aluminum and aluminum metal in such a way to synchronize
with development of infrastructure of traffic, seaports, electricity supply,
water supply, ensure environmental protection and biodiversity conservation
according to each specific period, ensure national security and defense,
preserve national cultural identities and protect the ecosystem in Western
Highlands.
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Carrying out
19 projects in Lang Son (1), Dak Nong (7), Lam Dong (8); Binh Phuoc (2), Gia
Lai (1) with target reserves of about 1.709 million tonnes of original ore.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out exploration of new mines after report on survey and assessment of
geology at potential areas from 2021 – 2030 has been approved.
Details about projects on
exploration of bauxite are provided in Appendix II.1 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
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Making investment in 03
new projects on extraction and flotation of bauxite ores in Northern region:
Lang Son (1) and Cao Bang (2) with total capacity of 1.550.000 to 2.250.000
tonnes of original ore/year.
With regard to bauxite
mines in Western Highlands (near densely populated areas), considering
exploration of such bauxite mines and early issuing extraction permits in order
to serve maximum recovery of bauxite resource and be permitted to repurpose
land for economic development…
With regard to low-quality
bauxite mines in Northern region, making maximum recovery of bauxite resource,
reforming and improving the quality of cultivation land in order to serve
domestic and export demands under permission of competent authorities according
to regulations of the law.
- After 2030: Maintaining
the designed capacity of existing mines, making investment in new mine
extraction projects in Dak Nong, Lam Dong, Binh Phuoc and Kon Tum, etc. in
order to provide bauxite concentrates for aluminum plant projects that
have been invested and expansion projects when necessary. By 2050, total
extraction capacity is estimated to be 72,3 - 118,0 million tonnes of original
ore/year. In addition, considering issuance of extraction permits to
explored areas for the period of 2031-2050 if proposed by investors.
Details about projects on
extraction of bauxite are provided in Appendix III.1 enclosed with this
Decision.
c) Processing
- By 2030:
(1) Aluminum production:
Investing in increase in capacity of 02 aluminum plants (Tan Rai – Lam Dong and
Nhan Co - Dak Nong) from 650.000 tonnes/year to about 2.000.000 tonnes/year.
Increasing the capacity to 800.000 tonnes aluminum/year in the initial period
and 1.200.000 tonnes aluminum/year in the subsequent period).
Making investment in new
aluminum production projects in Dak Nong (4), Lam Dong (2), Binh Phuoc (1), and
Gia Lai (1) with capacity of at least 1.000.000 tonnes aluminum/year/project.
Applying advanced technology to new aluminum production investment
projects. To be specific: applying red mud treatment technology with dry
disposal method in order to protect environment and encouraging projects on
production of building materials from red mud. Investors and local
authorities shall select locations appropriate to disposal of red mud and close
to mine sites that have undergone flotation.
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(2) Aluminum metal
production: Completing the pilot project on Dak Nong Aluminum Electrolysis
Plant with capacity of 300.000 - 450.000 tonnes of aluminum ingot/year.
Making investment in new aluminum metal production projects in Dak Nong,
Lam Dong, Binh Phuoc and provinces meeting requirements for energy supply.
By 2030, total capacity is estimated to be 1.200.000 - 1.500.000 tonnes
of aluminum ingot/year.
The plants can be located
in provinces that have material sources and energy supply. Operating
aluminum electrolysis plants according to market mechanism, encouraging investment
in renewable energy projects, thereby ensuring partial energy in bauxite mines
that have been explored, producing aluminum products and developing
manufacturing mechanical engineering and supporting industries under Decision
No. 09/QD-TTg dated February 11, 2023 of the Prime Minister on promulgation of
action plan for implementation of Conclusion No. 31-KL/TW dated March 07, 2022
of the Politburo on orientation to development of bauxite - alumina – aluminum
industry by 2030, with a vision to 2045.
- From 2031 to 2050
(1) Aluminum production:
Maintaining the designed capacity and investing in expansion of capacity of
existing plants.
Total capacity is
estimated to be 12.000 - 19.200 thousand tonnes aluminum/year.
(2) Aluminum metal
production: Maintaining capacity of Dak Nong Aluminum Electrolysis Plant;
making investment in new aluminum metal production projects in association with
self-assurance about material sources and encouragement to invest in renewable
energy projects in bauxite mines that have been extracted. Specific
locations and projects shall be decided by investors according to the
efficiency in the economy.
Total capacity is
estimated to be 2.250.000 ÷ 2.450.000 tonnes of aluminum ingot/year.
Details about projects on
processing of bauxite are provided in Appendix IV.1 enclosed with this
Decision.
2. Titanium
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a) Exploration
- By 2030: Completing exploration
projects that have been issued with permits in Thai Nguyen (2), Quang Binh (3);
executing new exploration projects in Thai Nguyen (3), Quang Tri (3), Binh
Thuan (2) with production of 36.200.000 tonnes of heavy mineral.
- From 2031 – 2050: Carrying
out new exploration after report on survey and assessment of geology and
minerals has been obtained for the period of 2021-2030.
Details about projects on
titanium exploration are provided in Appendix II.2 enclosed with this Decision.
b) Extraction
- From 2021-2030:
Maintaining titanium production of mines issued with extraction permits (23
mines; total capacity of about 1.450.000 tonnes of heavy mineral/year), issuing
new extraction permits to about 32 mines in Thai Nguyen (5), Ha Tinh (1), Quang
Binh (3), Quang Tri (4) and Binh Thuan (1). Total capacity is about 2.759.000
tonnes of heavy mineral/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining production of mines issued with extraction permits and increasing
capacity in Luong Son Mine I, Luong Son Mine II, and Luong Son Mine III. From
2021- 2050: Total capacity is estimated to be about 3.634.000 tonnes of heavy
mineral/year.
Details about projects on
extraction of titanium are provided in Appendix III.2 enclosed with this
Decision.
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Maintaining existing
processing projects with total capacity of about 319.000 tonnes of titanium
slag/year (09 invested projects); about 20.000 tonnes of reconstituted
ilmenite/year (01 invested project); about 154.500 tonnes of zirconium powder
and compounds/year (10 invested projects).
Making investment in new
processing projects:
(1) Titan slag: Making
investment in 7-9 new projects with total capacity of about 770.000
tonnes/year; new projects shall be only issued with permits to serve production
of pigment and other industries. Investors and local authorities shall
select appropriate locations.
(2) Reconstituted
ilmenite: making investment in a new project with estimated production of
20.000 - 40.000 tonnes/year.
(3) Zirconium powder,
compounds and products: Making new investment or reforming and expanding 4-5
processing projects with total capacity of about 230.000 tonnes/year;
(4) Pigment: Making
investment in 3 - 4 new processing projects with total capacity of 320.000 -
450.000 tonnes/year; appropriate locations shall be selected by investors and
local authorities.
(5) Artificial rutin:
Making investment in 1-2 new production project(s) with total capacity of
60.000 – 70.000 tonnes/year.
(6) Titanium
sponges/metals: Making investment in 1-2 new project(s) with total capacity of
10.000 – 15.000 tonnes/year;
(7) Ferrotitanium:
Making investment in construction of 1-2 new plant (s) with total capacity of
20.000 – 25.000 tonnes/year.
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In case of elimination of
extraction of titanium mines in Ninh Thuan province, accompanying projects on titanium
processing in Ninh Thuan province will also be eliminated.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining projects
issued with permits and issuing new permits to projects that ensure the
designed capacity with the following products and total production:
(1) Titanium slag: about
1.323.000 tonnes/year.
(2) Reconstituted
ilmenite: maintaining a capacity of 40.000 – 60.000 tonnes/year.
(3) Zirconium powder,
compounds and products: total capacity of about 450.000 tonnes/year;
(4) Artificial rutin:
processing projects with total capacity of about 110.000 tonnes/year.
(5) Pigment production:
Maintaining existing projects and increasing their capacity with total capacity
that is estimated to be 400.000 – 500.000 tonnes/year.
(6) Titanium sponges/
titanium metal: Maintaining existing projects. It is possible to make
investment in expansion or addition of new projects (in case the market is
available) and investors in 01-02 project(s). Total capacity is estimated
to be 15.000 - 25.000 tonnes /year.
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(8) Monazite: Maintaining
monazite plants that have been invested and expanding these plants where
necessary with capacity of 15.000 – 20.000 tonnes/year to process monazite
recovered from flotation of ilmenite ore.
Details about titanium
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.2 enclosed with this Decision.
3. Lead and zinc
a) Exploration
- By 2030:
+ Completing 09
exploration projects issued with permits in the previous period with target
reserves of 450.000 ÷ 500.000 tonnes of lead and zinc metals.
+ Issuing new permits to
34 exploration projects in Tuyen Quang (5), Bac Kan (18), Lao Cai (3), Yen Bai
(2), Dien Bien (2), Thai Nguyen (3), Quang Binh (1) with target reserves of
1.000.000 ÷ 1.050.000 tonnes of lead and zinc metals.
-From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out exploration for additional reserves, carrying out in-depth
exploration of existing mines and issuing new exploration permits to 8÷10 mines with target reserves of about 555.000
tonnes of lead and zinc metals.
Details about lead and
zinc exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.3 enclosed with this
Decision.
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- By 2030: Maintaining
production of projects issued with permits (12 mines, total production of about
700.000 tonnes ore/year).
Making investment in new
projects in Cao Bang (2); Tuyen Quang (8); Bac Kan (23); Thai Nguyen (3); Lao
Cai (3); Yen Bai (3); Dien Bien (3); Quang Binh (1) with total capacity of
about 1.689.000 tonnes ore/year to increase lead and zinc production in respect
to mine sites with expired permits.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining production of projects issued with permits, making investment in 5
- 10 new projects with total capacity of about 2.163.000 tonnes ore/year.
Details about lead and
zinc extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.3 enclosed with this
Decision.
c) Processing
- By 2030:
+ Maintaining the
operation of projects that have been invested in Cao Bang; Ha Giang; Tuyen
Quang; Bac Kan; Thai Nguyen, etc. with total processing capacity of about
215.000 tonnes of lead and zinc metals/year.
+ Completing projects
issued with permits: projects on investment in construction of a multiple
non-ferrous metal production plant in Yen Bai with a capacity of 40.000
tonnes/year; a lead smelting plant in Bac Kan with a capacity of 20.000
tonnes/year; a lead and zinc plant in Nam Quang - Ha Giang with a capacity of
10.000 tonnes/year.
+ Making investment in
new lead - zinc smelting plants in Cao Bang (1); Tuyen Quang (2), Bac Kan (3);
Thai Nguyen (2); Yen Bai (2) with total capacity of about 165.000 tonnes of
metal/year.
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are provided in Appendix IV.3 enclosed with this Decision.
4. Iron
a) Exploration
- By 2030:
+ Completing projects on
exploration of mines in Ban Tan, Banh Tuong, Lung Vien - Bac Kan; Tan Son - Phu
Tho; My Village II - Yen Bai; Khoang Mountain, Vom Mountain - Quang Ngai; etc.
+ Carrying out new
exploration and exploration for additional reserves of projects in: Ha Giang
(4); Cao Bang (2); Bac Kan (9); Tuyen Quang (1); Phu Tho (1); Thai Nguyen (3);
Dien Bien (1); Lao Cai (3); Yen Bai (9); Ha Tinh (1); Quang Nam (1); Quang Ngai
(2); with target reserves of 105.095 million tonnes of original ore.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out new
exploration and in-depth exploration, expanding and increasing reserves of 5 -
10 projects with target reserves of 40-50 million tonnes of original ore and
carrying out exploration of laterite iron in Chu Se and Duc Co regions in Gia
Lai province.
Details about exploration
projects are provided in Appendix II.4 enclosed with this Decision.
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- By 2030:
+ Maintaining iron
production and restoring production of projects issued with permits with total
production of 5 – 5,5 million tonnes of original ore (excluding production from
the Thach Khe iron mine which has halted operation, has been issued with a
permit with a capacity of 5 million tonnes/year, and mobilized into the
planning when the competent authority decides to continue extraction).
+ Making investment in
new projects in Ha Giang (7); Cao Bang (2); Bac Kan (12); Tuyen Quang (1); Phu
Tho (2); Lao Cai (5); Yen Bai (9); Hoa Binh (1); Dien Bien (1); Thai Nguyen
(4); Thanh Hoa (1); Ha Tinh (3); Quang Ngai (2); Quang Nam (1), with total new
capacity of 14.8 million tonnes of original ore provided for domestic iron and
steel projects.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining production of
mines, making new investment, expanding and increasing capacity of 20 mines and
issuing a new extraction permit to laterite iron ore in Gia Lai with national
mining production of about 33,7 million tonnes of original ore/year.
Details about iron
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.4 enclosed with this Decision.
c) Processing
Maintaining the operation
of existing iron ore flotation plants to ensure the supply of refined ore with
Fe content ≥ 60% for domestic iron and steel plants. Constructing or reforming
and expanding iron ore flotation plants in association with new steel
production projects.
5. Chromite
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- From 2021 to 2030:
Executing a project on assessment and conversion of reserve for chromite placer
in Tinh Me - An Thuong area, Nong Cong district of Thanh Hoa province.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Unknown
Details about chromite
exploration projects are provided in Appendix III.5 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
- From 2021 to 2030:
+ Issuing an extraction
permit to Co Dinh - Thanh Hoa chromite mine with a capacity of about 2.300.000
tonnes of original ore/year; prioritize mobilization of extraction of mine
sites near Co Dinh lake to finish extraction and hand over the land fund for
local authorities to serve socio-economic development.
+ Making investment in
extraction of chromite in Tinh Me - An Thuong area, Trieu Son and Nong Cong
districts with a capacity of about 2.500.000 tonnes of original ore/year.
New chromite ore
extraction and flotation projects shall recover accompanying minerals including
Nickel, Cobalt and Bentonite.
- From 2031 – 2050:
Maintaining production of mines issued with permits and considering investment
in exploration in new areas when proposed by enterprises.
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c) Processing
Maintaining production of
ferrochrome projects issued with permits, failing to issue permits for
investment in new ferrochrome projects, encouraging existing plants to find
imported materials or convert products to maintain production.
Details about chromite
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.4 enclosed with this Decision.
6. Manganese
a) Exploration
- By 2030:
+ Completing exploration
projects issued with permits, including Trung Thanh, Coc Hec - Ha Giang; Roong
Thy - Cao Bang;
+ Carrying out
exploration of 4 new mines at Tuyen Quang (1); Cao Bang (2); Ha Tinh (1), with
target reserves of about 1,75 million tonnes of original ore.
- From 2031 – 2050:
Carrying out exploration of new areas after report on survey and assessment of
geology and minerals for the period of 2021-2030 has been obtained.
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b) Extraction
- By 2030:
+ Maintaining production
of mine sites issued with permits by the Ministry of Natural Resources and
Environment and People's Committees of provinces.
+ Making investment in 9
new extraction projects after there are results of exploration in Ha Giang (3);
Tuyen Quang (1); Cao Bang (5); Ha Tinh (1) with total production of 352.000
tonnes of original mineral/year.
- From 2031 – 2050:
Maintaining extraction of mines issued with permits, making new investment when
new exploration projects are added to the planning.
Details about manganese
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.6 enclosed with this Decision.
c) Processing
- By 2030: Maintaining
operation, achieving the designed capacity of existing plants in Ha Giang, Cao
Bang, Tuyen Quang, Bac Kan. Total capacity will be about 256.000 tonnes/year;
(excluding iron-manganese smelting project in Bac Kan with a capacity of
100.000 tonnes/year).
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the operation of existing plants. Failing to invest in new plants,
only expanding and increasing the capacity of plants when raw materials are
available. Total capacity will be about 306.000 tonnes/year (excluding
iron-manganese smelting project in Bac Kan).
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7. Tin
a) Exploration
- By 2030:
+ Completing exploration
projects issued with permits (04 projects): Bu Me - Thanh Hoa; Khe Bun - Ha
Tinh; La Vi - Quang Ngai; Tap La - Ninh Thuan.
+ Exploring 14 new mines
in Ha Giang (1); Cao Bang (1); Tuyen Quang (4); Thai Nguyen (2); Nghe An (1);
Lam Dong (3) with target reserves of about 46.030 tonnes of tin metal.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out exploration for additional reserves and new exploration of 4-5
mines with target reserves of about 4.500 tonnes of tin metal.
Details about tin
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.7 enclosed with this Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030:
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- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining annual production of about 3.026.000 tonnes of tin ore/year.
Considering issuance of permits to new projects when they have been added to
the planning.
Details about tin
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.7 enclosed with this Decision.
c) Processing
By 2030: Maintaining tin
production of existing tin smelting projects and failing to issue new
investment permits.
From 2031 to 2050:
Failing to issue new construction permits, only considering investment in
expansion of existing projects when raw materials are available.
Details about tin
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.6 enclosed with this Decision.
8. Wolfram
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Completing
projects issued with exploration permits, and issuing new exploration permits
to 6 mine sites in Ha Giang (1); Tuyen Quang (1); Thai Nguyen (2); Lam Dong
(1); Binh Thuan (1) with target reserves of about 140.100 tonnes of WO3.
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exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.8 enclosed with this Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of mines issued with extraction permits and issuing extraction
permits to 8 new mines in Ha Giang (1); Tuyen Quang (1); Thai Nguyen (3); Thanh
Hoa (1); Lam Dong (1); Binh Thuan (1) which have been explored to assess their
reserves with target production of about 5.115.000 tonnes of original ore/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the operation of mines issued with permits, issuing permits to new
mines when there are results of exploration and these mines are added to the
planning, ensuring production of about 7.390.000 tonnes of original ore/year.
Details about wolfram
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.8 enclosed with this Decision.
c) Processing
From 2021 to 2030 and
from 2031 to 2050: Maintaining production of existing wolfram processing
plants, failing to issue new investment permits. Only issuing permits for
investment in wolfram processing plants when raw materials are available
(confirmed by investors) (after exploration or import).
Details about wolfram
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.7 enclosed with this Decision.
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- By 2030: Completing an
exploration project issued with a permit in Vai Village - Tuyen Quang; issuing
permits for new exploration and additional exploration in Ha Giang (1); Tuyen
Quang (2); with target reserves of 25.930 tonnes of antimony metal.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out new exploration when there are results of survey and assessment of
minerals and geology in the period of 2021 - 2030.
Details about antimony
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.9 enclosed with this Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of mines such as Mau Due - Ha Giang; Vai village - Tuyen Quang
and investing in new mines that have been explored with target production of
about 40.000 tonnes of original ore/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Making investment in new mines and maintaining 5 mines to ensure the operation
of processing plants with production of about 50.000 tonnes of original
ore/year.
Details about antimony
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.9 enclosed with this Decision.
c) Processing
From 2021 to 2030 and
from 2031 to 2050: Maintaining production of existing antimony smelting plants,
failing to issue new investment permits. Only issuing permits for investment in
antimony smelting plants when raw materials are available (confirmed by
investors) (after exploration or import).
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10. Copper
a) Exploration
- By 2030:
+ Completing exploration
projects issued with permits including project on additional exploration of
deep reserve of Sin Quyen - Lao Cai copper mine; project on exploration for additional
reserve of Vi Kem copper mine, Coc My commune, Bat Xat district - Lao Cai;...
+ Carrying out new
exploration and in-depth exploration of 16 projects in Lao Cai (7); Yen Bai
(1); Son La (2); Cao Bang (2); Thanh Hoa (1); Kon Tum (2) with target reserves
of 600.000 tonnes of copper metal.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Continuing to carry out in-depth exploration, expand mines that are being
extracted (10 mines) and issue permits to new mines when mineralization sites
are discovered and survey and assessment of geology are conducted with target
production of 320.000 tonnes of copper metal.
Details about copper
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.10 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
production of mines issued with permits such as Sin Quyen, Ta Phoi, Vi Kem -
Lao Cai; Khe Cam, Lang Phat - Yen Bai and recovering copper from polymetallic
mines issued with permits such as Phao Mountain, Ban Phuc Nickel mine; Nickel –
Copper mine in Quang Trung commune, Ha Tri - Cao Bang.
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- From 2031 to 2050:
Investing in in-depth extraction of mine sites that have been explored for
upgradation and investing in 5 new mine sites in Lao Cai after there are
results of exploration.
Details about copper
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.10 enclosed with this
Decision.
c) Processing
- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of projects issued with permits in Lao Cai, Yen Bai; Thai Nguyen;
issuing investment permits to 02 new copper smelting plants in Tang Loong
Industrial Park, Bao Thang district, Lao Cai province and Kon Ray district, Kon
Tum province. Total processing capacity will be 110.000 tonnes of copper
metal/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining production of copper smelting plants that have been invested,
failing to issue new investment permits, only issuing investment permits for
expansion and increase in capacity when raw materials are available.
Details about copper
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.9 enclosed with this Decision.
11. Nickel
Enterprises issued with
extraction permits shall be fully capable of synchronously making investment in
processing projects in conformity with nickel metal products that use advanced
technology and modern equipment, and ensure environmental protection.
a) Exploration
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- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out exploration for additional reserve of 01 mine in Son La in the
area that has been explored in the previous period with target reserve of about
30.000 tonnes of metal converted to nickel.
Details about nickel
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.11 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
production of Ban Phuc - Son La Nickel mine; Nickel - Copper mine in Suoi Cu -
Cao Bang; Nickel - Copper mine in Ha Tri - Cao Bang; investing in 4 new
extraction projects in Cao Bang (1); Son La (3) with target production of
7.200.000 tonnes of nickel ore/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining production of mines issued with permits and issuing permits for
expansion and upgradation of mine sites with expired permits. Total production
will be about 13.200.000 tonnes of nickel ore/year.
Details about nickel
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.11 enclosed with this
Decision.
c) Processing
- By 2030: Investing in
in-depth processing projects;
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the stable operation of existing processing projects, continuing to
invest in expansion and increase in capacity of in-depth processing projects
when raw materials are available.
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12. Molybdenum
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Completing a
molybdenum exploration project issued with a permit in Lao Cai (Kin Tchang Ho).
- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out exploration for additional reserve of 01 mine in Lao Cai or
exploring new mines when there are results of survey and assessment of minerals
and geology for the period 2021 - 2030.
Details about molybdenum
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.12 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Investing and
extracting molybdenum mines in Kin Tchang Ho, Pa Cheo - Lao Cai.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Investing in expansion of Kin Tchang Ho mine when necessary.
Details about molybdenum
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.12 enclosed with this
Decision.
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Investing in construction
of a new plant to produce (NH4)2MoO4 or smelt
ferromolybdenum with a capacity of 200 tonnes/year and increasing the capacity in
the period after 2030 to 400 tonnes/year.
Details about molybdenum
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.11 enclosed with this Decision.
13. Gold
a) Exploration
- By 2030:
+ Completing projects on
exploration of mines in Sang Sui - Nam Suong, Pusancap - Zone I, Lai Chau
province; Cam Muon, Huoi Co (Ban San), Ban Bon, Nghe An province; A Dang area,
Quang Tri province; A pey B area - Thua Thien Hue province; Ma Dao area, Phu
Yen province.
+ Carrying out new
exploration and exploration for additional reserves of mine sites in Ha Giang
(2); Tuyen Quang (3); Cao Bang (2); Bac Kan (5); Thai Nguyen (1); Lao Cai (1);
Yen Bai (1); Lai Chau (3); Son La (2); Quang Tri (3); Thua Thien Hue (1); Quang
Nam (9); Phu Yen (1) with target reserves of about 101 tonnes gold.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out additional exploration, expansion exploration and new exploration
of at least 5 new mines and mineralization sites, with target reserves of about
232 tonnes gold.
Details about gold
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.13 enclosed with this
Decision.
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- By 2030: Maintaining
extraction to achieve the designed capacity of existing mines and making
maximum recovery of gold from projects on extraction of copper mines and
multi-metal mines. Making investment in new mines issued with exploration
permits in the previous period and carrying out new exploration in the period
of 2021 - 2030. Total production is estimated to be about 1.780 million tonnes
of gold ore/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Making new investment and expansion investment to increase the capacity of
mines issued with permits (about 10 projects), mines that have been explored
and making maximum recovery of gold from multi-metallic mineral extraction
projects.
Details about gold extraction
projects are provided in Appendix III.13 enclosed with this Decision.
c) Processing
- By 2030: Maintaining
existing gold processing and refining projects with capacity of about 6.146 kg/year.
Making investment in new gold refining facilities in Lai Chau, Tuyen Quang and
expanding existing projects to meet the processing needs of extracting
facilities.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining processing facilities issued with permits, only investing in
expansion and increase in the capacity of existing projects. Total
production will be 6.346 kg of gold metal/year.
Details about gold
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.12 enclosed with this Decision.
14. Rare-earth elements
Enterprises issued with
extraction permits shall be fully capable and invest in appropriate processing
projects with total rare earth oxides, hydroxides and salts with TREO content ≥
95%, and rare earth oxide (REO)) (as encouraged) that use advanced technology,
modern equipment and ensure sustainable environmental protection.
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- By 2030: Completing
exploration projects issued with permits at Bac Nam Xe mine, Nam Nam Xe mine in
Lai Chau province. Carrying out exploration for upgradation and expansion of
mines issued with extraction permits and making new investment in exploration
of mines at Lai Chau (7); Lao Cai (2); Yen Bai (1).
- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out additional exploration of rare earth mines issued with extraction
permits and exploration of 1-2 new mine(s) in Lai Chau and Lao Cai.
Details about rare-earth
element exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.14 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Promoting the
search for extraction technologies and markets in association with in-depth
processing of rare earth minerals at mines issued with extraction permits such
as Dong Pao - Lai Chau mine; Yen Phu - Yen Bai mine.
Making estimated
investment in new extraction projects in Lai Chau (5), Lao Cai (3); Yen Bai
(1).
Total production will be
about 2.020.000 tonnes of original ore/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the operation of existing projects, investing in expansion of
extraction of Dong Pao mine and investing in new 3-4 extraction projects in Lai
Chau, Lao Cai if there are investors in exploration, extraction, processing in
association with the product consumption market. Total production will be about
2.112.000 tonnes of original ore/year.
Details about rare-earth
element extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.14 enclosed with this
Decision.
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- By 2030: Completing
investment in rare-earth element processing plants in Yen Phu commune, Van Yen
district, Yen Bai province.
(1) By 2030: Total rare
earth oxides (TREO): Making investment in 03 new rare-earth element
hydrometallurgy – processing projects in Lai Chau and Lao Cai with products
that have been processed (excluding processing production of plants that have
invested in rare-earth element hydrometallurgy – processing from imported
materials). Total production is estimated to be 20.000 – 60.000 tonnes/year.
(2) By 2030: Rare earth
oxide (REO): Making investment in new rare-earth element extraction –
processing projects in Lai Chau and Lao Cai or other appropriate areas with
rare earth oxide products that have been processed (excluding processing
production of plants that have invested in rare-earth element extraction –
processing from imported materials). Total production is estimated to be 20.000
– 60.000 tonnes/year.
- From 2031 to 2050: According
to actual situation, investing in expansion and increase in the capacity of
existing projects. Focusing on in-depth processing of rare-earth metal.
(1) Total rare earth
oxides (TREO): 40.000 - 80.000 tonnes/year;
(2) Rare earth oxide
(REO): 40.000 - 80.000 tonnes/year;
(3) Rare-earth metal:
Making investment in a rare-earth metal smelting plant with its location
selected by the investor and a total capacity of 7.500-10.000 tonnes/year.
Details about rare-earth
element processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.13 enclosed with this
Decision.
15. Precious stone
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The development of
investment in precious stone exploration and extraction projects for the period
of 2021-2030, with a vision to 2050 shall be based on the report on survey and
assessment approved by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
b) Extraction
Maintaining the operation
of the project on extraction of precious stone mine in Doi Ty – Khe Met, Quy
Chau in Nghe An province.
16. Apatite
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Exploring 10
new areas with target reserves of about 260 million tonnes of apatite.
Prioritizing issuance of permits to in-depth exploration projects in
areas issued with extraction permits to maintain stable production.
- From 2031 to 2050: Carrying
out in-depth exploration of mines issued with extraction permits.
Details about
apatite exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.16 enclosed with
this Decision.
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+ Maintaining production
in respect to projects issued with extraction permits (13 mines), issuing
extraction permits to 18 new projects with total production of 10,1 - 12, 0
million tonnes of apatite ore/year.
+ Extracting and
recovering apatite III in depots (13 depots) in succession with total
production of about 2.500.000 tonnes/year to provide apatite III for
existing flotation plants for maintenance of the supply of materials for
processing projects.
+ Extracting and
recovering depleted apatite III ores (content < 10% P2O5)
and apatite II from mine sites that have been extracted to provide them
for existing flotation plants in Lao Cai province.
Maintaining the operation
of existing apatite ore flotation plants and making investment in new
apatite ore flotation plants under extraction projects to meet the
processing needs (new apatite ore flotation plants with capacity of at
least 100.000 tonnes product/year and at most 300.000 tonnes product/year).
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the operation of projects issued with extraction permits and
issuing extraction permits to 4-5 new projects in order to ensure production of
about 16,8 million tonnes of apatite ore with a focus on apatite II.
Details about
apatite extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.16 enclosed with
this Decision.
17. White marble
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Completing 07
exploration projects issued with permits, and issuing new exploration permits
to sites in Tuyen Quang (3); Nghe An (2).
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marble exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.17 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of mine sites issued with extraction permits with capacity of about
26 million tonnes of white marble (lump, granule, powder); issuing extraction
permits to new projects issued with exploration permits with total production
of about 13,3 million tonnes of white marble (lump, granule, powder)/year and
about 2,01 million m3 of wall tile/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the operation of mines issued with extraction permits, failing to
issue new extraction permits.
Details about white
marble extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.17 enclosed with this
Decision.
c) Processing
- By 2030:
+ Maintaining white
marble production of marble powder processing plants issued with permits (54
plants and capacity of about 7,2 million tonnes of white marble (lump, granule,
powder)/year. + Issuing new investment permits to 06 white marble powder
processing projects in Yen Bai (4), Bac Kan (1), Nghe An (2) with capacity of
about 2,5 million tonnes of white marble (lump, granule, powder)/year.
+ Maintaining existing
wall tile and construction stone processing plants, focusing on processing of
products to serve domestic and export demands.
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marble processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.14 enclosed with this
Decision.
18. Magnesite
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Completing
exploration of mine sites issued with permits at Tay Kon Queng and Tay So Ro in
Gia Lai province.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out exploration for expansion and increase in reserves of mine sites in
Tay Kon Queng and Tay So Ro in Gia Lai province with target reserves of about
10 million tonnes.
Details about magnesite
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.18 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Issuing
extraction permits to 02 mine sites in Tay Kon Queng and Tay So Ro in Gia Lai
province.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the operation of 02 mine sites issued with extraction permits and
investing in expansion and increase in capacity of these mines if
possible.
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c) Processing
- By 2030: Investing in
construction of 01 caustic calcined magnesite production plant to serve
domestic demand.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining production of the caustic calcined magnesite production plant
issued with a permit.
Details about magnesite
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.15 enclosed with this Decision.
19. Serpentine subgroup
a) Exploration
- By 2030:
+ Exploring a new mine
site in Te Thang commune, Te Loi commune, Nong Cong district, Thanh Hoa with a
target reserve of about 75 million tonnes.
+ Exploring a new mine
site in Village 5, Phuoc Hiep Commune, Phuoc Son District, Quang Nam Province
with a target reserve of about 5,5 million tonnes.
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subgroup exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.19 enclosed with
this Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of projects issued with permits such as Bai Ang - Thanh Hoa; Te
Thang - Thanh Hoa; Thuong Ha - Lao Cai with target reserves of about 660
thousand tonnes/year.
Issuing permits to new
projects in:
- Tat Thang mine, Tat
Thang commune, Thanh Son district, Phu Tho province with a capacity of 50.000
tonnes/year.
- Te Thang mine, Te Thang
commune and Te Loi commune, Nong Cong district, Thanh Hoa province with maximum
production of 2.000.000 tonnes/year.
- Te Thang mine, Te Thang
commune, Nong Cong district, Thanh Hoa province with maximum production of
1.000.000 tonnes/year.
- Mine in village 5,
Phuoc Hiep commune, Phuoc Son district, Quang Nam province, with maximum
production of 300.000 tonnes/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining projects issued with extraction permits and total production of
about 3.360.000 tonnes/year).
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c) Processing
- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of existing serpentine subgroup mills in Bai Ang and investing
in expansion or investing in 1-2 new serpentine subgroup powder grinding
project(s) with total processing capacity of 2.950 to 3.950 thousand
tonnes/year. After being processed, serpentine products are mainly used for the
production of fused phosphate fertilizers and additives for steel, ceramic,
ceramic tile and wall tile industries and other industries.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Failing to issue investment permits to new projects, only investing in
expansion and increase in the capacity of existing projects if necessary.
Details about serpentine
subgroup processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.16 enclosed with
this Decision.
20. Baryte
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Exploring at
least 05 new projects with target reserves of about 2,5 million tonnes.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Unknown
Details about baryte
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.20 enclosed with this
Decision.
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- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of projects issued with extraction permits and issuing extraction
permits to 6 new mines in Lai Chau (1); Tuyen Quang (2); Cao Bang (3) with
total production of about 624.000 tonnes/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining production of projects issued with extraction permits with national
total production of about 620.000 tonnes /year).
Details about baryte
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.20 enclosed with this
Decision.
c) Processing
- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of existing baryte mills and investing in 3-4 new baryte powder
grinding projects in Cao Bang (1); Lai Chau (1); Lang Son (1)with total
capacity of about 330.000 tonnes/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Investing in expansion and increase in the capacity of baryte powder grinding
projects issued with permits with target capacity of 430.000 tonnes/year.
Details about baryte
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.17 enclosed with this Decision.
21. Graphite
a) Exploration
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- From 2031– 2050:
Carrying out exploration for additional reserves of mines in Van Yen, An Binh,
Dong Cuong, Ngoi A, and Yen Thai communes, Van Yen district with target
reserves of ≈ 1.3 million tonnes.
Details about graphite
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.21 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of projects issued with permits, issuing extraction permits to
new mines after their reserves have been explored and reported to ensure total
extraction capacity of about 1.151.000 tonnes/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the operation of mines issued with extraction permits with total
production of about 1,15 tonnes/year).
Details about graphite
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.21 enclosed with this
Decision.
c) Processing
- By 2030: Completing
investment in plants issued with processing permits, including Bao Ha graphite
plant; Nam Thi graphite plant in Lao Cai; investing in new 2-3 new projects
with processing capacity of about 110.000 tonnes of graphite /year with a
content of > 99% to serve domestic demands.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the operation of projects issued with permits with total production
of about 110.000 tonnes of graphite with content > 99% to serve domestic
demands.
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22. Fluorite
Fluorite is being
extracted in an independent manner at Xuan Lanh mine (Phu Yen) or as an accompanying
product of another mineral extraction project such as polymetallic mine in Phao
Mountain or rare earth mine.
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Carrying out
new exploration in Khau Pha area, Thuong Quan commune, Ngan Son district, Bac
Kan province. The production is estimated to be 50.000 tonnes.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out new exploration when proposed by investors.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
extraction projects issued with permits and recovering fluorite of extraction
projects issued with permits with target reserves of about 450.000 tonnes/year.
Issuing a permit to a new
extraction project in Khau Pha area, Thuong Quan commune, Ngan Son district,
Bac Kan province.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining production and recovering accompanying fluorite of other extraction
projects, considering new investment when proposed by investors.
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c) Processing
From 2031 to 2030 and
after 2030: Maintaining the operation of existing fluorite processing plants
and investing in 1-2 new project(s) in association with rare earth extraction
and processing projects. The processing production depends on the extraction
capacity of other mineral projects. Therefore, it is unknown.
Making investment in a
new fluorite flotation plant in Thuong Quan commune, Ngan Son district, Bac Kan
province with a capacity of about 10.000 tonnes/year.
Details about fluorite
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.19 enclosed with this Decision.
23. Bentonite
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Investing in
exploration for expansion and increase in reserves of projects issued with
extraction permits to ensure the operation of existing projects.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Carrying out new exploration according to proposal by investors in order to
meet domestic demand.
Details about bentonite
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.23 enclosed with this
Decision.
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- By 2030: Maintaining the
operation of projects issued with extraction permits and issuing extraction
permits to 4-5 new projects with target reserves of about 400.000 tonnes/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the operation of mines issued with extraction permits, ensuring total
production of about 450.000 tonnes/year to meet domestic demand.
Details about bentonite
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.23 enclosed with this
Decision.
c) Processing
- By 2030: Maintaining
bentonite flotation plants in Nha Ne - Binh Thuan; Tam Bo - Lam Dong and
issuing new investment permits to 3 - 4 bentonite flotation plants with target
reserves of 165.000 tonnes of bentonite/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Making new investment or promoting expansion to increase the capacity of bentonite
flotation plants in order to meet the requirement for production of about
260.000 tonnes/year.
Details about bentonite
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.20 enclosed with this Decision.
24. Diatomite
a) Exploration
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- From 2031 to 2050:
Issuing exploration permits for expansion of the Tuy Duong - Phu Yen mine with
target reserve of about 3.500.000 tonnes.
Details about diatomite
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.24 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
the production of projects issued with extraction permits and issuing
extraction permits to 2-3 new mines with target reserves of about 540.000
tonnes/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Making investment in increase in extraction capacity of mines issued with
permits or issuing permits to 2-3 new mines with total production of about
740.000 tonnes/year.
Details about diatomite
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.24 enclosed with this
Decision.
c) Processing
Investing in expansion of
existing diatomite powder grinding projects or investing in new diatomite
powder grinding projects according to extraction projects.
Details about diatomite
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.21 enclosed with this Decision.
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a) Exploration
- By 2030: Carrying out
exploration for additional reserves of mines issued with extraction permits
before 2020 and carrying out exploration of at least 7 new mine sites that have
undergone survey and assessment in Phu Tho (2); Hoa Binh (2); Son La (2); Da
Nang (1) with target reserves of about 4.3 million tonnes.
- From 2031 – 2050:
Carrying out exploration of new mines that have been discovered in the process
of survey and assessment of minerals and geology in the period of 2021 - 2030.
Details about talc
exploration projects are provided in Appendix II.25 enclosed with this
Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
the production of extraction projects issued with extraction permits, including
Ta Phu - Son La mine; Thu Ngac, Long Coc, Phu Tho province; Tan Minh, Hoa Binh
province.
Carrying out investment
in 09 new projects of mines that have been issued with exploration permits and
whose reserves are approved, including Son La (2); Phu Tho (2); Hoa Binh (4);
Da Nang (1) with total capacity about 410.000 tonnes/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining the production of projects issued with extraction permits and
investing in extraction of new mines that have been added to the planning with
total production of about 450.000 tonnes/year.
Details about talc
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.25 enclosed with this
Decision.
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- Investing in
construction of talc mills in association with new extraction projects issued
with permits in the period of 2021-2030 and after 2030.
- Maintaining 01 existing
talc mill in Phu Tho and investing in construction of 04 new talc mills in Phu
Tho (4); Hoa Binh (1); Son La (1) and Da Nang (1).
Details about talc
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.22 enclosed with this Decision.
26. Micas
a) Exploration and
extraction
From 2021 to 2030: Investing
in new exploration projects, extracting micas in Ban Mang area, Ban Ria
commune, Quang Binh district and Na Chi commune, Xi Man district, Ha Giang
province.
After 2030: Unknown
b) Processing
Maintaining existing projects
on grinding and separating micas from kaolinite and feldspar and ensuring
capacity of about 1.700 tonnes/year to provide micas for the domestic market.
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27. Pyrite
Currently, since the
domestic demand for pyrite does not exist, the pyrite has not yet been planned
and it is proposed that the pyrite be transferred to the national mineral
reserve.
Exploration, extraction
and processing of the pyrite will be considered in each specific case when
proposed by investors.
28. Quartzite
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Issuing
permits for new exploration and exploration for additional reserves of 04 new
mine sites in Lao Cai (2); Phu Tho (1); Thai Nguyen (1) with target reserves of
about 23,8 million tonnes.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Continuing to carry out exploration for expansion of mine sites issued with
extraction permits or carrying out exploration of 4-5 new mines that have been
discovered in the process of survey and assessment of minerals and geology for
the period of 2021-2030 with target reserves of about 28.4 million tonnes.
Details about quartzite exploration
projects are provided in Appendix II.28 enclosed with this Decision.
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- From 2031 to 2050:
Issuing permits for expansion and increase in capacity of projects issued with
extraction permits and issuing extraction permits to 5-10 new projects so that
total production will increase to about 1,82 million tonnes/year.
Details about quartzite
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.28 enclosed with this
Decision.
c) Processing
Investing in quartzite
processing (grinding and flotation) according to capacity of extraction
projects issued with permits in the period of 2021-2030 and after 2030 to meet
demands of economic sectors.
Details about quartzite
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.24 enclosed with this Decision.
29. Quartz
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Investing in
new exploration from 22 new projects with target reserves of about 11,5 million
tonnes at Cao Bang (2); Lao Cai (1); Yen Bai (3); Bac Kan (7); Ha Tinh (3);
Binh Dinh (3) and Phu Yen (2).
- From 2031 to 2050:
Considering investment in expansion and increase in reserves or investment in
new exploration from 5-10 new mine sites to maintain production, serving the
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b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of projects issued with extraction permits and issuing new
extraction permits to 23 mine sites after exploration and report on reserves in
Cao Bang (2); Lao Cai (2); Yen Bai (4); Bac Kan (7); Ha Tinh (3); Binh Dinh
(3); Phu Yen (2) with total production of about 1.130.000 tonnes/year.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining production of about 1.070.000 tonnes/year. It is possible to
increase total production according to demands of the economy.
Details about quartz
extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.29 enclose with this Decision.
c) Processing
Investing in quartz
processing (grinding and flotation) according to capacity of extraction
projects issued with permits in the period of 2021-2030 and after 2030 to meet
demands of economic sectors.
Details about quartz
processing projects are provided in Appendix IV.25 enclosed with this Decision.
30. Sillimanite
In Vietnam, there are 03
sillimanite mines that have been identified by geological survey, including 01
graphite mine whose reserve has been determined in Hung Nhuong - Quang Ngai and
02 mines that have not yet been explored.
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31. Sericite
Maintaining the designed
capacity of sericite extraction project in Son Binh, Huong Son district, Ha
Giang province under the permit issued by the Ministry of Natural Resources and
Environment.
Investing in 02 new
projects on extraction and flotation of sericite ore in Bac Yen district, Son
La province with total investment capacity of 70.000 - 130.000 tonnes/year.
Making additional
planning for new exploration and extraction project when new mines are detected
and have undergone survey and assessment, and the product consumption market is
available.
From 2021 to 2030 with a
vision to 2050, maintaining extraction and processing of sericite of projects
that have been invested before 2030 and investing in new projects if there is
any new discovery.
Details about sericite
extraction and processing projects are provided in Appendices III.29 and IV.26
enclosed with this Decision.
32. Vermiculite
Making additional
planning for new exploration and extraction project if new mines are potential
mines after survey and assessment and the product consumption market is
available.
From 2021 to 2030 with a
vision to 2050, making planning for extraction of vermiculite mine in Son Thuy
– Tan Thuong, Son Thuy commune, Van Ban district in Lao Cai province.
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33. Mineral water and hot
water
a) Exploration
- By 2030: Exploring
about 150 new mines (boreholes) with the production of about 56.990m3 of
mineral water/24 hours to serve the demands for mineral water and resort
tourism in Ha Giang (4); Tuyen Quang (5); Lai Chau (21); Son La (1); Hoa Binh
(12); Dien Bien (6); Hanoi (1); Phu Tho (6); Yen Bai (19); Bac Kan (1); Hung
Yen (5); Thai Binh (6); Ninh Binh (2); Thanh Hoa (5); Nghe An (1); Ha Tinh (1);
Thua Thien Hue (5); Quang Tri (1); Da Nang (2); Quang Nam (8); Binh Dinh (8);
Phu Yen (4); Khanh Hoa (8); Binh Thuan (2); Kon Tum (2); Long An (4); Tien
Giang (3), etc.
- 2031 - 2050: issuing
exploration permits if proposed.
Details about exploration
projects are provided in Appendix II.31 enclosed with this Decision.
b) Extraction
- By 2030: Maintaining
the operation of 66 mine sites (boreholes) issued with extraction permits and
issuing extraction permits to 166 new mines (boreholes) with total production
of about 80.000 m3 of mineral water/24 hours.
- From 2031 to 2050:
Maintaining boreholes nationwide to meet the demands for mineral water and
resort tourism. Considering issuance of new permits when necessary.
Details about mineral
water and hot water extraction projects are provided in Appendix III.31
enclosed with this Decision.
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III.
MINERAL USE PLANNING
Exploration planning
projects shall be associated with extraction planning projects and extraction
projects shall be planned to supply raw materials for processing projects
according to market demand.
1. Regarding metallic minerals:
After extraction, original minerals shall undergo flotation to be enriched and
have their components separated (in case of multi-metallic minerals) into
refined ores that meet standards applicable to each processing technology. Then
they can be supplied for processing projects/plants for production of metal
products, alloys or intermediate products mentioned in Table 3, which can be
sold domestically and exported.
- Bauxite mineral
gibbsite in the Western Highlands shall be extracted and undergo flotation of
refined ores to ensure supply to aluminum plants. Aluminum and hydroxide
products shall be used as materials to provide for Aluminum Electrolysis
Plants, and serve other domestic and export demands. Bauxite mineral diaspore
in the Northern provinces shall be extracted and undergo flotation of refined
ores to ensure supply to grinding stone plants and the Ministry of Industry and
Trade is assigned to be responsible for considering export under proposals of
People's Committees of provinces and cities where these mines are located on
the basis of the balance between domestic supply and demand.
- Regarding products
processed from rare earth ores: Total rare earth oxides, hydroxides and salts
with TREO content ≥ 95% and rare earth oxides (REO) shall be used to serve
domestic demand with export under consideration.
2. Regarding non-metallic
minerals: After being extracted and undergoing one or more stages including
sorting, grinding, screening, washing and refining, etc, original minerals will
become products that have been classified, enriched and ready for use. They can
also be used as materials for further processing or as materials and additives
for other domestic and export industries.
Mineral water and hot water
shall be extracted and used to produce bottled mineral water and serve domestic
nursing, medical treatment and tourism establishments and geothermal source for
electricity production (if any) and other fields.
3. Regarding mineral
export: extracted and processed minerals are mainly used to meet domestic
demand. The export of minerals/mineral products that have been processed but
have not yet become metals or alloys shall comply with guidelines, policies and
laws in each specific period and the direction by competent authorities.
IV.
INVESTMENT DEMAND
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The table below shows
total estimated investment for projects on exploration, extraction and
processing of minerals in the planning:
Table 5: Total investment
for projects on exploration, extraction and processing of minerals
NO
Subjects of investment
New investment demand (billion dong)
From 2021 to 2030
From 2031 to 2050
Total
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4 049
668
4 717
2
Investment in
extraction
57 500
33 770
91 270
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378 751
186 496
565 247
4
Investment in
formulation and announcement about the planning
181
95
275
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440 480
221 229
661 709
Details about capital for
processing, extraction and exploration of minerals are provided in Appendix V
enclosed with this Decision. 2. Investment sources
- Regarding exploration:
Self-arranged capital of enterprises
- Regarding extraction and
processing: Self-arranged capital of enterprises, domestic and foreign
commercial loans, capital mobilized through securities market, issuance of
corporate bonds and other legal sources.
D.
LAND USE ORIENTATION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF MINERAL INDUSTRY, INFRASTRUCTURE,
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
I.
LAND USE ORIENTATION
Land demand
for extraction of minerals is about 190.000 ha for the period of 2021-2030
and about 305.000 ha for the period of 2031-2050, and conforms to land
allocation criteria under Resolution No. 39/2021/QH15 in order to implement
economic development objectives.
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1. Regarding investors
- Traffic: Investors in mineral
extraction processing projects shall make planning for construction of a
collector road system in order to connect with controlled–access highways and
national highways at certain locations according to the needs of these
projects. Locations to be connected shall be approved by competent
authorities before these locations are connected.
- Water – electricity
supply: Investors in mineral extraction and processing projects shall apply for
use of water and electricity to competent authorities and obtain approval
before executing these projects according to the needs of such projects.
2. State management
- Making synchronous
investment in traffic and seaport infrastructure in order to serve the
development of mineral extraction and processing in conformity with each
development stage.
- Continuing to upgrade
and invest in new roads and national electricity grids for remote and rural
areas and concentrated industrial parks in order to serve the development of
mineral projects and socio-economic development of each region and area.
III.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ORIENTATION
With objectives for green
growth, circular economy development and strong shift under the brown to green
strategy, the following issues shall be settled:
1. Promoting application
of advanced and green technologies, economical use and salvaging of minerals;
recycling technologies efficiently using tailings and overburden.
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3. Preventing, minimizing
and overcoming incidents and environmental risks in mineral extraction and
processing projects.
4. Carrying out
remediation and improvement of environment of mineral mines after extraction
completion towards integration between environmental remediation and
improvement and the development of green projects on socio-economic development
(high-tech agricultural zones, eco-tourism services, residential areas, etc.)
and environmentally-friendly economic sectors.
5. Completely overcoming
dust generation from production, affecting the environment and people in the
process of mineral extraction and processing. Improving environmental landscape
of mineral production areas so as to ensure green - clean – beautiful
environment, thereby contributing to the protection of the general environment.
6. Proactively adapting
to climate change, ensuring the safety of landfills, minimizing rock fall
hazards, and preventing the risk of flooding; reducing greenhouse gas emissions
and limiting the impact of climate change.
IV.
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ORIENTATION
1. Continuing to
effectively implement the second phase of the Project on technological
innovation and modernization in the mining industry until 2025 approved by the
Prime Minister in Decision No. 259/QD-TTg dated February 22, 2017.
2. Accelerating research,
transfer, acquisition and application of advanced science and technology,
technology and equipment transfer of stages, including exploration, extraction,
processing of minerals, and environmental protection with regard to each
group/type of minerals towards a green production model.
3. Regarding bauxite
(Central Highlands), titanium, rare earth elements, chromite (Thanh Hoa),
apatite (Lao Cai), titanium (Binh Thuan), nickel (Son La), copper - gold, other
large-scale mineral mines/clusters such as Thach Khe iron mine, copper mine in
Lao Cai province, etc. an extraction and processing complex, applying advanced
technology and modern equipment shall be established.
DD.
SOLUTIONS AND RESOURCES FOR PLANNING
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1. Continue to review,
amend and complete the State's mechanisms, policies and laws on minerals to
overcome shortcomings and limitations, and enable enterprises to invest in
mineral extraction and processing projects, enhance roles and responsibilities
of central and local state management authorities and enterprises.
2. Soon complete the
review and assessment of the Mineral Law and issue the Mineral Law which is
amended.
3. Study and amend land
policies and relevant laws towards return of the area of mineral extraction
land after completion of post-extraction landscape restoration or formulation
of a socio-economic development project integrated with landscape restoration
and environmental remediation in mineral projects in accordance with the land
use planning approved by the competent authority, in order to increase the efficiency
of land use according to the circular economy model in conformity with
characteristics of each mineral.
4. Consider proposing and
improving efficiency in investment, including cooperation with foreign partners
that have experience, capital sources and market from exploration, extraction
to processing.
5. Complete and amend
legal policies to facilitate mineral exploration and exploitation projects in
association with processing projects. Strictly control exploration and
extraction in compliance with legal policies on minerals and environment,
thereby ensuring labor safety.
6. Regarding bauxite,
titanium, chromite, etc, issuing extraction permits when enterprises invest in
in-depth processing projects directly associated with mines.
7. Regarding mineral
extraction and processing: Encourage accumulation of resources from small-scale
mines/mine sites to develop large enough-scale mines/mine clusters for
synchronous investment in mineral exploration, extraction and processing,
applying modern technology.
8. Finance: Review and
promptly adjust taxes, fees and charges in a reasonable manner, ensuring the
harmony of interests among the State, enterprises and people in local areas
where minerals are extracted.
9. Science and
technology: Prioritize scientific and technological capital in order to
research and apply efficient technology for processing minerals.
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11. Develop reasonable
policies intended for people subject to production and residence land expropriation.
12. Resources management:
- Increase the quality of
reserve and resource survey, exploration and assessment.
- Fully make statistics
and public data on extraction, processing and losses of natural resources, and
soon establish a database on mineral resources and share information to serve
resource planning and management.
- Prioritize issue
extraction permits that satisfy materials demand of projects on mineral
processing that have been invested.
13. State management:
- Strengthen the cooperation
between the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Ministry of Industry
and Trade and People’ Committees of provinces in issuing permits for
mineral-related activities and providing information on development of the
extraction and processing issued with permits.
- Regarding some
minerals, large-scale and strategic mineral mines, including bauxite, titanium,
rare earth elements, nickel, copper, gold and chromite, before issuing mineral
exploration and extraction permits, authorities issuing permits for mineral
activities shall be responsible for collecting opinions from state management
agencies in charge of planning, extraction and processing on the suitability of
the planning and the supply and demand.
- Regarding mineral
processing projects, investment registration authorities shall collect opinions
from mineral planning management agencies on the suitability of the planning,
the suitability of technology, equipment and post-processed products and the
satisfaction of the requirement for mineral materials for processing prior
to issuing permits. Investors in in-depth processing projects are selected in
accordance with the Law on Investment, the Law on Procurement and other
relevant laws and are issued with permits for extraction and exploration of
mines according to the approved planning or the Resolution/Decision the
Politburo, the National Assembly and the Prime Minister (if any).
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- Restructure small-scale
enterprises which use limited resources, apply outdated technologies and highly
cause losses of resources and environmental pollution; carry out extraction
separately from the place of mineral use in order to establish large-scale
enterprises for concentrated extraction and processing which apply advanced
technologies for the purpose of ensuring labor safety and environmental
protection by acquisition, joint venture, association or transfer of mineral
permits.
II.
SOLUTIONS FOR FINANCE AND INVESTMENT
1. Finance: Review and promptly
adjust taxes, fees and charges in a reasonable manner, ensuring the harmony of
interests among the State, enterprises and people in local areas where minerals
are extracted.
2. Investment: Utilize
advantages, encourage domestic enterprises that are capable to play key roles
in exploration, extraction and processing of strategic minerals with large
reserves. Diversify investment sources through contribution of capital, shares,
joint venture and other credit capital sources.
III.
SOLUTIONS FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT
1. Invest in
technological innovation and use advanced equipment for extraction, flotation
and processing of minerals in order to save resources, save energy, ensure
labor safety and protect the environment.
2. Promote scientific
research in extraction, flotation, processing and use of minerals for the
purpose of maximum recovery of minerals and accompanying minerals to supply raw
materials for other industries and serve economic sectors.
3. Prioritize funding
sources for science and technology to conduct study on technology application
for efficient processing of minerals.
4. Regarding mineral
exploration and extraction, develop specific techniques for mineral exploration
in the direction of the best technique and technology in Vietnam, ensuring
the suitability with the actual situation of local areas and achieving
efficiency in pollution prevention and control, and reduction in adverse
impacts on the environment and ecosystem.
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IV.
SOLUTIONS FOR DISSEMINATION AND INCREASE IN AWARENESS
1. Promote dissemination
of guidelines, policies and laws on minerals, and publish mineral planning.
2. Increase awareness of
role and law on minerals; strengthen the public's supervision of mineral
activities in local areas; publish revenues and use of revenues of mineral
enterprises in a transparent manner.
3. Communication agencies
shall cooperate with ministries, central authorities and People's Committees of
provinces related to mineral activities, especially sensitive minerals such as
bauxite, iron, etc. to promptly provide information in an objective and honest
manner and prevent incitement, manipulation and distortion from reactionary
organizations against guidelines of the Communist Party and the State.
V.
SOLUTIONS FOR TRAINING AND INCREASE IN CAPACITY
1. Focus on investment in
renovation and modernization of training and research equipment for educational
institutions, specialized research institutions, key laboratories, and
improvement of the capacity and quality of scientific research with support
funding from the state budget and private investment.
2. Strengthen cooperation
between domestic universities, scientific research institutions and
laboratories, and international training and research institutions to train
research students, post-graduate students, experts and skilled workers; provide
high-quality training and research equipment and laboratory.
3. Enhance the leading
role of research institutions and universities in order to promote scientific
and technological research, environmental protection, application in mineral
exploration, extraction and processing, and training in human resources for the
purpose of fulfillment of the requirements for application of advanced, and
environmentally friendly science and technology.
VI.
SOLUTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
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2. Cooperate in
investment in projects on mineral extraction and processing that apply high
technology, use advanced and modern equipment, protect environment and ensure
product consumption market. Limit cooperation, joint venture, association, sale
of shares to foreign investors with regard to projects on extraction of mines
and flotation of minerals.
VII.
CAPITAL MOBILIZATION SOLUTIONS
Investment capital for
projects on exploration, extraction and processing of minerals is partially
provided by the state budget, mainly provided by enterprises with their own
capital, commercial loans (mainly) on the financial market, and mobilized from
other capital sources such as securities market, etc. To be specific:
1. State budget:
- Invest capital in
projects on survey and assessment of mineral resource potential; carry out
exploration of some toxic and radioactive minerals.
- Formulate, adjust,
build and manage data on mineral planning.
- Provide financial
support for scientific research and application of mineral flotation and
processing technologies in order to synthetically, economically and effectively
use non-renewable mineral resources in accordance with the National Science and
Technology Program for renewal and modernization of mineral extraction and
processing technologies approved by the Prime Minister.
2. Capital mobilization
in international market: With regard to some special projects that have large
scale, use modern technology, and make pilot investment in in-depth processing
as a premise for synchronous production chain development and sustainable
development of resources with large scale, the Government will consider
supporting enterprises by providing loan guarantees in accordance with the law.
3. Mobilization of other
capital sources: Mobilize capital from domestic and foreign organizations,
individuals, and enterprises in compliance with regulations of the law.
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1. Develop a plan to
recruit and train human resources in accordance with industry requirements and
development progress of mineral extraction and processing projects, especially
skilled technicians in charge of operation of machinery and equipment for
mineral extraction and processing with advanced technology and access to new
technology.
2. Focus on recruitment
and training for local workers, especially workers in mountainous areas with
extremely difficult and difficult socio-economic conditions.
3. Develop policies on
attracting high-quality human resources and giving preferential treatment to
workers, especially pit mining workers.
4. Provide material
and spiritual care for workers.
5. Create connection
between mines and domestic and international training institutions; run
advanced training programs, bridge programs or overseas training programs to
have sources of skilled and dedicated workers.
6. Regarding officials
and public employees in charge of management of minerals and metallurgy,
recruit and allocate people with expertise and practical experience; support
and update knowledge about laws on natural resources and environment and
relevant laws. To be specific: it is necessary to strengthen allocation of
officials and public employees in provinces.
Article
2. Implementation
1. Ministry of Industry
and Trade
a) Be responsible for the
accuracy of data, documents, diagrams, maps and database in the planning
dossier, ensuring the consistency with the contents of this Decision.
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c) Take charge and cooperate
with ministries, central authorities and People's Committees of provinces and
central-affiliated cities in announcing the planning, providing guidance on
implementation, review, assessment, inspection, examination and supervision of
the implementation of the planning, and proposing amendments to the planning
when necessary in accordance with regulations of the Law on Planning and the
Law on Minerals, for implementation of procedures for investment in mineral
extraction and processing projects in compliance with the planning.
d) Periodically review
and assess the results of the implementation of the planning; update
information and propose amendments to the planning when necessary.
dd) Study formulation of
regulations and submit them to competent authorities for promulgation or
promulgate regulations on conditions for extraction of mines after completion
of basic construction; strictly manage business, circulation of minerals,
standards and regulations on the level of processing for each group/type of
minerals under its competence in conformity with the actual situation; research
and develop projects on basic materials for industry.
e) Organize
establishment, regularly update, archive, make long-term preservation and
publicly share the database in the information system and the national database
on this planning.
2. Ministry of Natural
Resources and Environment
a) Promote baseline
survey into minerals in potential regions, including the Northwest, Northeast,
North Central Region, Western Highlands and coastal areas, especially minerals
distributed in deep parts. Delineate and add mineral areas that have not yet
been mobilized in the planning to the list of national mineral reserves to
serve local socio-economic development, and submit the list to the Prime
Minister for approval.
b) Cooperate with the
Ministry of Industry and Trade and relevant provincial People's Committees in
issuing mineral permits in accordance with the mineral planning, ensuring that
mineral extraction projects apply advanced technology, guarantee labor safety,
protect environment, and are associated with in-depth processing projects.
c) Closely cooperate with
the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of
Planning and Investment in management of mineral activities; share information
and database on resources and mineral activities of enterprises and projects
issued with permits.
d) Study amendments to
policies and laws on land to increase socio-economic efficiency of extraction projects,
including site clearance policy and post-extraction land use policy.
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e) Take charge of establishment,
update and sharing of the database system on mineral reserves and resources,
and mineral activities of enterprises and projects issued with permits.
3. Ministry of Science
and Technology
a) Take charge and
cooperate with the Ministry of Industry and Trade in managing technology
transfer and manufacturing equipment for mineral extraction and processing;
apply advanced technology, mechanization, automatic control and equipment
synchronization, thereby improving productivity and quality of extraction and
processing of minerals
b) Focus on investment in
research on scientific basis to complete and then promulgate a system of
national technical regulations and standards, technical regulations, thereby
improving the efficiency in management, exploration, extraction, processing and
use of minerals.
c) Reinforce, build and
develop scientific and technological potential of organizations in the field of
minerals, meet the demands for research and geological baseline survey into
minerals and environment, and construct a network of science and technology
organizations capable of international integration in close association with
education - training, and production - business. Improve the quality and
efficiency in science and technology activities, promote international
cooperation, acquire and apply new and modern scientific and technical advances
and technologies in the world.
4. Ministry of Finance
a) Take charge and
cooperate with the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Natural
Resources and Environment in studying and proposing policies on taxes and fees
in conformity with specific characteristics of extraction, processing and use
of minerals; strengthen management of financial revenues, ensure correct and
sufficient revenues for mineral activities in general and minerals under the
planning in particular.
b) Provide capital
sources for research topics and projects in service of extraction, processing
and use of minerals.
5. Ministry of
Construction
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b) Study formulation, and
promulgate within its competence or request competent authorities to promulgate
standards and regulations with regard to raw materials which are waste and
sludge collected during and after the process of extraction and processing of
minerals as raw materials for the production of building materials.
6. Relevant ministries
and central authorities shall cooperate with the Ministry of Industry and Trade
and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment in effectively
implementing the planning.
7. People's Committees of
provinces and central-affiliated cities engaged in mineral activities
a) Closely cooperate with
the Ministry of Industry and Trade in implementation and management of the
mineral planning.
b) Cooperate with the
Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Natural Resources and
Environment in reviewing and assessing investment in mineral extraction and
processing projects and enterprises extracting and processing minerals in their
provinces; attract investment in order to promote investment in mineral
processing projects on schedule and in an effective manner.
c) Strengthen inspection
and supervision of mineral activities in their provinces; prevent illegal
extraction and export of minerals. Handle or request competent authorities to
thoroughly handle facilities extracting and processing minerals that fail to
meet technical safety requirements and cause environmental pollution.
d) Promote dissemination
of guidelines, policies and laws on minerals when implementing the planning in
their provinces; mobilize small-scale enterprises to implement the enterprise
restructuring policy.
dd) According to the
scale of mines, be allowed to make self-adjustment in the demand for land use
according to the local land use planning for auxiliary works of mines to serve
as the basis for implementation.
e) According to local
socio-economic development strategic objectives, be allowed to implement
technical infrastructure projects for national and public interests, according
to Article 62 of the Land Law, in mineral areas approved in this Decision on
the principle of recovery and protection of mineral resources and compliance
with regulations of the Mineral Law and the Law on Planning and relevant laws.
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- A mechanism for
cooperation in management of mineral planning between ministries - ministries,
ministries – local authorities, and local authorities- neighboring local
authorities shall be built.
- Regarding provinces
with the same geography and socio-economic conditions, they shall formulate the
same mineral policies (especially business and investment projects in an area
that consists of at least 2 administrative provinces).
- Planning-managing
agencies, permit-issuing agencies and tax authorities shall closely cooperate
in management of mineral extraction, exploration and processing projects
before, during and after issuance of permits.
- It is not permitted to
hinder transport of minerals from extraction places to concentrated processing
places (it is possible to transport minerals from a province having extraction
mines to another province for processing. Benefit sharing policies
applied to provinces having mineral resources shall be formulated.
Article
3. This Decision comes into force as of its date of signing
and replaces Decisions on approval for planning and Documents and Decisions on
amendments and adjustment in planning issued by competent authorities before
the effective date of this Decision.
Projects that are being
executed and whose applications for issuance of permits have been submitted to
the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment before the effective date of
this Decision may continue to be executed according to the planning.
Article
4. Ministers, heads of ministerial agencies, heads of
Governmental agencies, Chairpersons of People’s Committees of provinces and
central-affiliated cities and relevant organizations and individuals shall be
responsible for the implementation of this Decision./.
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