Vietnam: To make Lai Chau ginseng worthy of the title of national treasure

Published 2022년 11월 20일

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Lai Chau ginseng, a valuable and endangered plant species in Vietnam, is recognized for its high medicinal value and economic potential. Despite its scarcity and the need for conservation, ginseng cultivation in Lai Chau has shown promising economic results. The province aims to preserve 100% of the natural ginseng area by 2030 and expand the cultivation area to 10,000 hectares by 2045. Efforts are being made to attract domestic and foreign investment for the development of ginseng, with a focus on creating a closed production chain to ensure high income for the local population. The ginseng's potential as a national treasure and a means to alleviate poverty in mountainous and border areas is being actively pursued.

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Despite its great economic value, however, due to various reasons, ginseng plants in Lai Chau are still few and in danger of extinction, requiring synchronous solutions to conserve and maintain maintain and develop. At the recent Lai Chau Ginseng Fair held recently, President Nguyen Xuan Phuc affirmed: Lai Chau Ginseng, Ngoc Linh Ginseng and a number of other precious ginseng species deserve the name "national treasure" of Vietnam and need to be considered. efforts must be made to strongly promote the role of this tree in the national livelihood. Lai Chau Ginseng is a native and endemic plant, distributed in the mountains of Pu Si Lung, Pu Sam Cap and Hoang Lien Son in the districts of Muong Te, Sin Ho and Tam Duong. In fact, the development of ginseng in Lai Chau has brought high economic efficiency locally. Mr. Cu A Chinh, a ginseng-growing household in Khun Ha commune, Tam Duong district, Lai Chau province said: "In the family's garden today, if we count trees over 10 million, ...

Source: Vov