Tay ninh: The southern province of Tay Ninh is emerging as a promising investment destination, underpinned by a long-term, well-structured strategy to develop industrial parks in tandem with logistics infrastructure. Beyond serving as production hubs, the province's industrial zones are evolving into a broader development platform integrating industry, logistics, urban areas, and services, helping reposition Tay Ninh in the southern key economic region amid shifting global investment flows. The province plans to develop around 100 industrial parks by 2030, covering more than 31,300 ha. To date, 48 industrial parks have been established with a combined area of nearly 15,000 ha, of which 34 are ready to receive investment, offering over 10,000 ha with an occupancy rate of 68.67%.
According to Vietnam News Agency, Tay Ninh's strategic focus on integrating logistics with industrial park development is aimed at enhancing the province's appeal to investors. This integration is expected to streamline operations within the industrial zones, providing a comprehensive ecosystem that supports production, distribution, and service activities. The plan aligns with global trends of creating multifunctional economic zones that cater to various sectors, thereby attracting a wide range of investments.
The province's initiative is also in response to changing global investment patterns, where investors are increasingly seeking destinations that offer robust infrastructure and connectivity. By enhancing its logistics capabilities, Tay Ninh aims to facilitate efficient supply chain management, which is a critical factor for businesses looking to establish or expand operations in the region.
The ongoing development of Tay Ninh's industrial parks is a significant step in the province's economic strategy, and it is expected to contribute to regional economic growth. The establishment of these parks not only provides opportunities for industrial expansion but also supports the development of urban areas and service sectors, further integrating the province into the regional and global economy.