Western Pacific Optimizes the Advantages of the Logistics Industrial Cluster

Driving Economic Cooperation and Attracting Investment

During the recent APEC Leaders' Dialogue with Invited Guests at the Lima Convention Center, Peru, attended by President Luong Cuong, APEC leaders and guests emphasized the importance of integration, cooperation between ASEAN, African, European, and Middle Eastern countries in digital transformation, green transition, innovation-driven growth, and the development of sustainable supply chains to navigate an increasingly volatile and challenging world.

With its strategic location in Southeast Asia and an increasingly modern logistics network, Vietnam is seen as an ideal bridge for expanding trade and interregional connectivity, while also attracting a strong wave of foreign direct investment (FDI).

Recognizing market trends and demands, Western Pacific has pioneered the development of Logistics Industrial Clusters (LIC) in Vietnam to optimize industrial cluster advantages and supply chain efficiency. This model not only reduces logistics costs but also creates a favorable production and business environment, paving the way for businesses to expand cooperation and achieve sustainable growth in the global industrial ecosystem.

Strategic Expansion of Logistics Industrial Clusters in Northern Vietnam

The Logistics Industrial Cluster (LIC) is an advanced industrial park model that integrates three key pillars: industrial park infrastructure development, synchronized logistics infrastructure, and logistics operations to provide a cost-optimized, all-in-one solution for investors. This model is emerging as a new industrial development trend, helping address Vietnam's infrastructure and logistics challenges efficiently.

Western Pacific Group has identified Northern Vietnam as a strategic focus area for LIC expansion due to its favorable geographical location and modern transport infrastructure, which includes key arterial routes such as National Highway 1A, Hanoi - Thai Nguyen Expressway, Hanoi - Hai Phong Expressway, and the Phap Van - Cau Gie - Ninh Binh Expressway. These routes facilitate seamless connections to the China border, Lach Huyen deep-water port, and Noi Bai International Airport.

Hanoi, Bac Ninh, Bac Giang, Ha Nam, and neighboring provinces boast complete infrastructure that supports regional and international business connectivity, creating ideal conditions for freight transport and investment attraction.

Bac Ninh's Yen Phong II-A Industrial Park has been successfully developed as a pioneering LIC project, paving the way for further expansion.

In Ha Nam, Western Pacific has established the Yen Lenh Industrial Cluster, catering to increasing FDI inflows.

Bac Giang, a province experiencing rapid growth in the processing and manufacturing industries, particularly in electronics and high-tech sectors, is home to the expansion of the Yen Lu Industrial Park, conveniently connected to National Highway 1A and the China border.

In Ha Nam, a key investment destination in Northern Vietnam serving as the southern gateway to Hanoi, Western Pacific is expanding its LIC ecosystem with Dong Van V (237.29 ha) and Dong Van VI (250 ha). These industrial parks feature synchronized infrastructure, enclosed service facilities, and diversified utility services, providing an optimal business environment for investors.

Building a Comprehensive Logistics Industrial Cluster Ecosystem

By investing in modern industrial and logistics infrastructure, Western Pacific is developing a comprehensive Logistics Industrial Cluster network that integrates factories, warehouses, logistics services, administration, and utilities into a seamless ecosystem. This approach helps businesses reduce transportation time, lower emissions, cut operational costs, and enhance competitiveness in the region.

Additionally, the Logistics Industrial Cluster model fosters an interconnected industrial ecosystem where businesses can collaborate, form partnerships, and enhance their competitive capabilities. This not only strengthens business growth but also contributes to regional socio-economic development and Vietnam’s overall economic progress.