The first logistics project in the high technology park of the central city of Da Nang has been approved with total registered capital of 316 billion VND (14 million USD).
Da Nang (VNA) – Thefirst logistics project in the high technology park of the central city of DaNang has been approved with to🎉tal registered capital of 316 billion V🌃ND (14million USD).
The U&I Logistics Centre – DaNang, funded by the CP Logistic U&I company in southern Binh Duongprovince, will cover more than 5ha in the Da Nang Hi-tech Park. The first phase of the project willbe implemented in the third quarter of 2017 and the second phase will start inQ1 of 2021. Once completed, the project willprovide logistics services such as delivery of import-export products, customsprocedures and transport of goods by road and inland waterways for businessesin Da Nang Hi-tech Park. It is hoped to aid transport andtrading activities in the park and Da Nang’s plan to turn Lien Chieu Port intothe city’s logistics centre.-VNA
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Illustrative image (Source: VNA) 
