VietNamNet Bridge – Sustainable development, long-lasting friendship and political security with China, Laos and Cambodia are focus of a recent master-plan on border gate economy development until 2020.
The scheme, that was approved by Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on April 25, clarifies that there will be additional seven border-gate economic zones up to 2020, bringing their total number to 30 by the end of the next decade. It calls for construction of a systematic infrastructure, management mechanism and policies towards nine major border economic zones in an effort to increase the gross import-export revenues of commodities and services with neighbouring countries across border-gates up to 43 billion USD by 2020. The nine target border-gate economic zones are Mong Cai, Lao Cai, Lang Son in the north, the special economic zone of Lao Bao and another central border-gate economic zone of Cau Treo, the largest border economic zones of Bo Y in the Central Highalnds and Moc Bai, An Giang and Dong Thap in the south. These border-gate economic zones will help strengthen international cooperation and attract domestic and foreign investment into the country, emphasised the master-plan.
Lang Son: One more border gate economic zone
The Prime Minister on April 28 approved a project to build the Dong Dang-Lang Son border gate economic zone in the northern province of Lang Son on the border with China. The project will cover 394 sq. km of land over the Lang Son city, Cao Loc and Dong Dang townships and several communes in northern of Lang Son Province. The Dong Dang border complex that will include a tax duty free mart, an industrial park and the international border gate has been designed to play a key role to develop tourism, services and industry along with the expansion of urban areas. The Dong Dang-Lang Son border gate economic zone will be combined with the development the northern key economic triangle so as to turn the region into a key economic quadrangular covering Lang Son Province, Hanoi, Haiphong port city and the coal mining province of Quang Ninh.
(Source: VNA)
The scheme, that was approved by Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on April 25, clarifies that there will be additional seven border-gate economic zones up to 2020, bringing their total number to 30 by the end of the next decade. It calls for construction of a systematic infrastructure, management mechanism and policies towards nine major border economic zones in an effort to increase the gross import-export revenues of commodities and services with neighbouring countries across border-gates up to 43 billion USD by 2020. The nine target border-gate economic zones are Mong Cai, Lao Cai, Lang Son in the north, the special economic zone of Lao Bao and another central border-gate economic zone of Cau Treo, the largest border economic zones of Bo Y in the Central Highalnds and Moc Bai, An Giang and Dong Thap in the south. These border-gate economic zones will help strengthen international cooperation and attract domestic and foreign investment into the country, emphasised the master-plan.
Lang Son: One more border gate economic zone
The Prime Minister on April 28 approved a project to build the Dong Dang-Lang Son border gate economic zone in the northern province of Lang Son on the border with China. The project will cover 394 sq. km of land over the Lang Son city, Cao Loc and Dong Dang townships and several communes in northern of Lang Son Province. The Dong Dang border complex that will include a tax duty free mart, an industrial park and the international border gate has been designed to play a key role to develop tourism, services and industry along with the expansion of urban areas. The Dong Dang-Lang Son border gate economic zone will be combined with the development the northern key economic triangle so as to turn the region into a key economic quadrangular covering Lang Son Province, Hanoi, Haiphong port city and the coal mining province of Quang Ninh.
(Source: VNA)
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