Economic zone gets
funding boost
HA
NOI (VNS) - Prime
Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has issued special policies for the Van Don Economic
Zone in Quang Ninh to invite more investment to the zone as well as the
province.
PM Dung has added the economic zone (EZ) to the
list of coastal EZs to allocate investment for development from the state
budget in the 2013-15 period.
According to the decision issued few days ago,
the EZ will enjoy investment incentives under the existing regulations and
also other policies meant only for it. The EZ will get priority in mobilising
official development assistance (ODA) capital for some of its key
infrastructure projects, and receive a maximum of 50 per cent of the
reciprocal capital for the central administration's ODA project in the
province.
Key infrastructure projects could get part of
their project funding from the state budget, government bonds and ODA
capital, including the Van Don International Airport, Van Don EZ information
technological infrastructure project, Van Don international hospital and
trans-island transport infrastructure in the EZ.
The EZ will also get foreign loans of the
government to develop tourist seaports and marina projects being constructed
under the provincial budget.
The government will also consider assisting Quang
Ninh province in the form of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) to implement a
number of important infrastructure projects. Under Decision No
120/2007/QD-TTg for building the Van Don EZ, the EZ will cover all of Van Don
Island district's 2,170 sq.m, including a township and 11 communes with 600
islands in Bai Tu Long Bay.
The Van Don EZ, together with a deep port, the
Hon Mieu industrial zone in the neighbouring Hai Ha District and Mong Cai
border city, is part of a plan to develop Quang Ninh province's north-eastern
region. The EZ will be developed into a marine ecotourism site with an
international airport as well as a service and trade centre.
According to the provincial department of
planning and investment, the investment capital for the EZ till 2020 will
amount to US$5 billion to $6 billion.
The department said important infrastructure will
be constructed, including an airport that can service Airbus 320 and Boeing
737 aeroplanes. The airport will serve 800,000 passengers a year in the first
stage, and 3.5 million passengers annually from 2020. Other construction
projects include upgrading and expansion of the ports of Cai Rong, Quan Lan,
Con Trui and Thang Loi, as well as Cong Yen.
Van Don, the biggest island in the northern
region, was selected by the Vietnamese government to develop into a special
administrative and economic zone. With its location in a corridor linking
China and Southeast Asian nations, the island has easy access to other
economic and political centres in Asia. - VNS
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Thứ Năm, 29 tháng 1, 2015
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