Da Nang Free Trade Zone Established to Drive Central Vietnam's Economic Growth
The Vietnamese government has taken a significant step towards boosting economic development in central Vietnam with the establishment of the Da Nang Free Trade Zone (FTZ). Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh signed a decision to launch the zone, which will be strategically connected to major infrastructure facilities, including the Lien Chieu Port, Da Nang International Airport, and the East - West economic corridor. The Da Nang FTZ aims to become a regional-level economic hub, driving growth in the central region and the nation as a whole. With a coverage area of 1,881 ha, the zone will cater to various sectors, including production, logistics, trade, services, digital technology, and innovation.
Key Takeaways:
- The Da Nang FTZ will be developed with modern and comprehensive infrastructure for manufacturing, logistics, trade, and high-quality technology and services.
- The zone aims to become a regional-level economic hub and a strategic growth powerhouse for both the central region and the nation in the new development context.
- The long-term goal is to position the zone as an important link in global and Asia-Pacific supply chains.
- The zone is envisioned as an international manufacturing hub and transit point connected to Da Nang International Airport, Lien Chieu Port, and the East - West economic corridor.
- The development of the Da Nang FTZ will follow a roadmap aligned with the national socio-economic development strategy, Da Nang's master plan, and the approved goals and orientations for the FTZ.
- The zone will contribute to the development of high-tech industry, innovation, and digital transformation, as well as Da Nang's economic restructuring towards sustainability and intensive integration following its merger with Quang Nam province.
Statistics:
- The Da Nang FTZ will cover an area of 1,881 ha.
- The zone will be developed with modern infrastructure for manufacturing, logistics, trade, and high-quality technology and services.
Sources:
- Vietnam News Agency (June 17)