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Construct infrastructure synchronous to exploit the seaport system effectively

Drastic handling of delayed projects, and synchronously develop seaports (group 5) with road transport infrastructure to ensure connectivity to maximize efficiency.


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Loading and unloading cargo at Go Dau port.

Withdrawing overdue projects

In fact, the province's seaport investment projects have been stalled for many years. In particular, there is a project that has been approved by the Provincial People's Committee but the investor has not begun construction after more than 17 years. As a result, the province's plan to develop a seaport system is being behindhand.

Dong Nai currently has more than 30 industrial parks with operating projects. This has significant potential for the operation of seaports because the demand for transporting raw materials and products for company production is quite high, and water transportation provides both volume and cost advantages.

With the strength in industrial production, Dong Nai also identifies the service sector, logistics services for industry as the province's top development priority in the coming time. Long Thanh International Airport and the seaport system have been regarded as the key to achieve this aim and create a breakthrough for the logistics industry. This requires that the seaport system needs to be invested and built quickly in the near future.

As a result, in order to solve the problem of investors being inactive and delays in project implementation impacting overall progress, Dong Nai would deal "seriously" with delayed port projects that have not been implemented in the coming time.

Nguyen Thi Hoang, Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People's Committee, recently instructed the Department of Planning and Investment to assess seaport construction projects in the province during a meeting with departments and municipalities. For projects that have been granted investment certificates and allocated land but have not been implemented by the deadline, advise the Provincial People's Committee to withdraw the project.

Investing in connected transportation systems

Seaports have the advantage of capacity as well as transportation costs, but in order to fully exploit all its potential, a connected transportation system is a demands, particularly the road and railway systems fully and synchronous invested.

The "lesson" from the Cai Mep-Thi Vai port cluster is a clear proof for exploiting the full potential of the seaport, a synchronous transport system is required. After many years of investment and construction, the Cai Mep-Thi Vai port cluster is currently only exploiting about 40% of its capacity due to the limited transport infrastructure system for transporting goods.

The province's seaports are also affected by a lack of synchronous connected transportation systems.

Mr Dang Van Diem, a member of the Freight and Logistics Association, the Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association said that the dry ports and large logistics center should be connected to the railway system. This will assist in changing the logistical services in the province. Because waterways and railways are less congested and lower operating expenses than other types of transportation.

Stemming from this fact, also at a recent meeting with departments and localities on the implementation of seaport planning in the province, Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Thi Hoang asked the Department of Transport to Review the planning work. In particular, it is necessary to closely coordinate with Long Thanh and Nhon Trach localities to review the planning of seaports in the area to propose adjustments. In particular, special attention must be paid to the planning of seaports, which must be based on the planning of traffic connections. "It is necessary to avoid the situation of seaport planning but there is no connecting transport infrastructure, so when the construction is complete, the operation is not efficient," emphasized Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Thi Hoang.
Phan Anh
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