January 12, 2025 | 14:00 GMT+7

Dong Nai explores FTZ development connecting Long Thanh Airport and Phuoc An Port

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This initiative aims to capitalize on logistics efficiencies and foster both local and regional economic growth.

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Southern Dong Nai province is researching the development of a free trade zone (FTZ) to connect Long Thanh Airport and Phuoc An Port, as well as integrate with the province's industrial ecosystem.

This initiative aims to capitalize on logistics efficiencies and foster both local and regional economic growth, upon the completion of the airport (phase 1) by the end of this year.

Mr. Vo Tan Duc, Chairman of the People's Committee of Dong Nai province, previously proposed to the Prime Minister the establishment of a FTZ within the Long Thanh airport urban area and its surroundings. The goal is to maximize the potential and advantages of the airport once it becomes operational.

Consultants from CTS Vietnam have affirmed that this strategic direction aligns with global trends and successful FTZ models worldwide. According to a CTS Vietnam representative, the creation of a FTZ connected to Long Thanh Airport is expected to yield significant benefits, including attracting strategic investments, enhancing global supply chain links, and spurring local economic growth.

The Long Thanh International Airport project spans 5,000 ha in Long Thanh district, positioning it to become a major aviation transit hub in the region.

Located about 20 km away, Phuoc An Port covers 800 ha and represents the largest seaport in the province.

Connecting this FTZ will offer advantages in multimodal connectivity, increase cargo transportation capacity, reduce logistics costs, and further develop the area into a logistics hub. It will also leverage the benefits of the province's industrial parks ecosystem.

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