Development plan for Van Don economic zone approved
The Van Don Economic Zone in northern Quang Ninh province will be built into an international trade point and a high-class tourism and entertainment centre to serve the development of the northern key economic region.
The Van Don Economic Zone in northernQuang Ninh province will be built into an international trade point anda high-class tourism and entertainment centre to serve the developmentof the northern key economic region.
Under anewly-approved master plan, the 2,171sq.m zone is expected toaccommodate 150,000 people and receive 1.7 million tourists in 2020.
It will house a tourist site, an international financial and tradecentre, an environmentally-friendly industrial zone, a logistics centreand an agro-forestry and fisheries area.
The zone, which will be surrounded by an administrative centre and anumber of office, service and trade blocs, will have a hospital, aschool, a university and other infrastructural facilities.
The Van Don seaport, which will be capable of receiving 5,000-10,000DWT ships, will be built on northeastern Cai Bau island.
Additionally, a highway crossing Cai Bau island will be built togetherwith a road connecting Highway 18 and the Noi Bai-Mong Cai Highway atthe Mong Duong and Tien Yen sections./.
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