Lâm Đồng proposes expanding coastal economic zone to 75,000 hectares

Lâm Đồng province is taking a bold step to redefine its economic future by proposing a significant expansion of its coastal economic zone. This ambitious plan, aiming for a massive 75,000 hectares, is not just about increasing land area; it's about unlocking the region's potential for growth and establishing it as a major economic hub. The current 27,000-hectare zone, a relic of Bình Thuận province's previous planning, is deemed insufficient for the province's aspirations.

The proposal, presented to the Supreme People's Court Chief Justice Nguyễn Văn Quảng, underscores Lâm Đồng's commitment to self-reliance and accelerated development. The directive to achieve double-digit growth without solely depending on central government support highlights a proactive approach. This initiative is crucial for integrating the southern coastal economic zone with vital infrastructure like the Sơn Mỹ seaport, which is being developed to handle large vessels and support key industrial projects, including an LNG terminal and a power center.

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This expansion is strategically vital, positioning the new zone to become the fourth largest in Vietnam, rivaling established economic powerhouses like Vân Đồn, Vân Phong, and Nghi Sơn. The vision extends to 2030 and 2050, indicating a long-term commitment to sustainable development and economic diversification. By focusing on a comprehensive plan that includes land and sea areas, and by developing critical port infrastructure, Lâm Đồng is signaling its intent to become a significant player in Vietnam's coastal economy, attracting investment and fostering industrial growth.

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