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On 2/8, the Binh Dinh Provincial People’s Committee reported to the Appraisal Council for the Binh Dinh Provincial Plan for 2021–2030, with a vision to 2050.

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Speaking at the session, Mr. Ho Quoc Dung – Secretary of the Binh Dinh Provincial Party Committee said that this plan sets the goal that by 2030 Binh Dinh will be a developed province among the leading group of the North Central and South Central Coast region, the southern center of the region for manufacturing and processing industry, services, tourism and culture; a major national center for marine economic development; and a national and international tourism focal point with synchronized, modern infrastructure.

In parallel, the province’s economy will grow quickly, sustainably and green based on growth pillars of industry, tourism services, logistics and transport, high-tech agriculture, urbanization, etc.

Binh Dinh will focus on developing Quy Nhon as a modern city in space and architecture, tapping the special potential and advantages of the landscape and climate around Thi Nai Lagoon, while planning a new provincial administrative center in Nhon Hoi Economic Zone, etc.

Also at the session, most members of the Appraisal Council and experts agreed with and highly appreciated Binh Dinh’s aspirations in the Provincial Plan for 2021–2030, with a vision to 2050, with an urban spatial structure developed under the model of 02 regions – 03 development poles – 03 economic corridors.

Of the 2 economic regions, the Northern sub-region comprises 4 administrative units: Hoai Nhon town, Hoai An district, Phu My district and An Lao district. This is a region for natural forest conservation, eco-tourism development, manufacturing of auxiliary equipment for renewable energy projects, steel processing, shipbuilding, specialized seaports, livestock farming, aquaculture and high-tech seafood processing.

The Southern sub-region comprises 7 administrative units: Quy Nhon City, An Nhon town, Tuy Phuoc district, Van Canh district, Phu Cat district, Tay Son district and Vinh Thanh district. This is the province’s main driving region, with multi-sector development: high-tech industry, agriculture, tourism, commerce, services, maritime transport and smart cities.

Of the 3 development poles, Quy Nhon City and surrounding areas are identified as the main driver and the nucleus of development in the south of the province; Hoai Nhon town is the northern gateway and the nucleus that promotes development in the north of the province; and Tay Son district (the planned Tay Son urban area) is the western pole and the nucleus that promotes development in the west of the province.

Of the 3 economic corridors, the North – South economic corridor develops along National Highway 1, linking Binh Dinh’s urban areas and industrial clusters and parks with those along the Central coast, developing industry and urban areas and promoting North – South trade. The marine economic corridor develops along the coastal road (DT 639), linking coastal economic spaces and developing marine service tourism urban areas, supporting industry, shipbuilding, seaports, high-tech aquaculture and renewable energy.

Finally, the East – West economic corridor develops along the East – West transport routes of National Highway 19, promoting economic trade with the Central Highlands provinces and countries of the Greater Mekong Subregion.

At the end of the appraisal session, Council members voted to approve the Binh Dinh Provincial Plan for 2021–2030, with a vision to 2050, as the basis for submission to the Prime Minister for approval in the near future.

Luu Bang

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