The Emerald Azzurra, the first cruiser ship constructed by the Ha Long Shipbuilding Company. VNA/VNS File Photo The northern province of Quang Ninh has set an objective to become Viet Nam’s leading ocean-economic hub in the future, according to a report on the province’s strategic development released by the local authority. Among Viet Nam’s numerous coastal provinces, Quang Ninh possesses the most dynamic mix of elements that have the potential to turn it into a key player in transportation, ship-building, tourism and aquaculture. Transportation Close proximity to Viet Nam’s northern port city of Hai Phong allowed the province to take advantage of its major sea routes, modern port and road infrastructure. Cai Lan International Container Terminal Limited Liability Company (CICT), the province’s largest port, has been upgraded to receive large ships, including some of MAERSK’s container ships. Since the beginning of last year, the port has been operating four large container ships to transport goods to the EU and the US. Meanwhile, the province has been in talks with prospective investors to expand the deep-water Con Ong Hon Net Port Project located in Cam Pha City. Other infrastructure upgrades included the Van Don-Mong Cai Highway, the Ha Long-Cam Pha Highway… Read full this story
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