Ho Chi Minh City orients development according to 6 sub-regions

According to the report, Ho Chi Minh City is oriented to develop according to 6 sub-zones. Each sub-zone is structured in a multi-functional direction, linked to key development areas that play a central role in the region, the country and the world in order to create job opportunities and a high-quality living environment. The spatial organization of the sub-zones is linked to the organization of the public transport system.

Specifically: Central urban area, this is the center of administration, foreign affairs, trade, services, knowledge economy, creative urban area; The center of the central urban area is the central area of ​​Saigon, Cho Lon and vicinity, and is also the main center of the whole city.

Eastern subdivision (Thu Duc City), development orientation is creative urban area, education, training, high-tech industry, financial services, healthcare, eco-tourism; International financial center is oriented to develop in Thu Thiem area.

The Western zone (Binh Chanh urban area) is an industrial urban area, commercial services, technology and health care services, biomedical and pharmaceutical center, education and training.

Urban area in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: HH

The Northern subdivision (Cu Chi - Hoc Mon urban area) is oriented to develop as a service, entertainment, cultural, resort, and healthcare urban area interwoven with agricultural landscapes, oriented to form industrial parks, education, training, technology, agricultural production support areas, and ecological - cultural - historical tourism...

The Southern zone (District 7 - Nha Be urban area) is a high-tech urban area, water ecology, knowledge economy, culture and art, exhibitions, fairs, entertainment, eco-tourism, industry, logistics, marine economic center...

The Southeast zone (Can Gio urban area) is an ecological zone, the "green lung" of the city; the southern gateway to the sea and the innovation center, the marine economic center with types of eco-tourism, resorts, trade, ports and logistics; the center for fisheries logistics and research, aquaculture and seafood processing.

THANH HIEN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tphcm-dinh-huong-phat-trien-theo-6-phan-vung-post794729.html