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From now until 2025, the city will focus investment capital on implementing projects to build inland waterway infrastructure systems. […]


(Haiphong.gov.vn) – Chairman of the City People's Committee has just issued a Decision approving Detailed planning for the development of the port and inland wharf system of Hai Phong city until 2025 and orientation to 2030to maximize the advantages of the city's geographical location, natural conditions and especially its marine potential to develop a reasonable system of ports and inland wharfs, saving social costs.
Increasing the proportion of inland waterway transport of goods through Hai Phong seaport
Planning is the basis for investing in developing a synchronous system of ports and inland wharfs, creating connections between inland waterway transport and other modes of transport to ensure speed, convenience and safety. Inland ports and wharves will contribute to transporting passengers and large bulk goods such as coal, cement, fertilizer, construction materials, oversized and oversized goods... inland to reduce pressure on the road traffic structure.
The planning implementation is carried out in the direction of modernization and synchronization between investment in ports, channels and loading and unloading technology to ensure reduction of transportation costs and integration of the logistic supply chain. At the same time, closely associate with the development planning of economic zones, industrial zones, clusters, large tourist centers, and logistics centers in the city to minimize service costs; Diverse and reasonable combination of port types, cargo wharves, specialized ports, passenger ports...
According to the planning goal, by 2020 the system of ports and inland wharves in the city can accommodate 19.44 - 22.24 million tons of goods/year and 8.67 - 9.21 million passengers/year; By 2025, meeting 27.43 - 32.45 million tons of goods/year and 9.65 - 11.57 million passengers/year. Increase the proportion of goods through seaports transported by inland waterways to 4%-4.5% by 2025.
By 2030, continue to invest in upgrading, expanding and building new ports and inland wharves of the city, modernizing management and loading and unloading, improving service quality to meet 36.16 - 43.84 million tons of goods/year and 10.76 - 13.40 million passengers/year.
Strengthening connectivity and developing multimodal transport and logistics
The City People's Committee assigned the Department of Transport to focus on implementing projects to upgrade and renovate the water transportation system managed by the city. Coordinate with branches and functional units to strictly handle violations in the management and exploitation of ports and inland wharfs; Deploy legal mechanisms and policies to encourage investment; Arranging public investment capital for projects, planning land funds, water areas for port and inland waterway wharf development, ensuring road and inland waterway traffic safety corridors...
Accordingly, focus on 5 groups of solutions, including: strengthening and improving the efficiency of state management in the opening - establishment - construction of ports and inland wharves; Strengthen socialized capital sources, call on large businesses and corporations to invest in building ports and wharves combined with tourism development and serving the logistics supply chain; create a basis for effective connection with other modes of transport, especially inland waterway transport and sea transport to key economic regions; Focus on handling locations at risk of accidents between watercraft and river crossing structures in the area; Applying smart traffic in the management and operation of ports and inland wharfs, applying science and technology in investmentEquipment for loading and unloading goods at ports and inland wharfs.
Minh Hao