Zhejiang free trade zone expansion: construction of chemical international trade
On the morning of September 21, China's State Council announced the overall plan for the Beijing, Hunan and Anhui Pilot Free Trade Zones and the Zhejiang Pilot Free Trade Zone Expansion Area Plan.
China (Zhejiang) pilot free trade zone extended regional program (hereinafter referred to as the "program") shows that Zhejiang pilot free trade zone will be about 120 square kilometers in the existing about 120 square kilometers based on the new total area of nearly 120 square kilometers of three large areas, focus on building oil and gas as the core of the commodity resource allocation base, a new type of international trade center, international shipping and logistics hub, digital economy development demonstration area and advanced manufacturing clusters.
According to the Program, Zhejiang Pilot Free Trade Zone extended area of 119.5 square kilometers, of which, Ningbo area to build links internal and external, multimodal transport, strong radiation, chain of international shipping hub, to build with international influence of oil and gas resource allocation center, international supply chain innovation center, global new materials science and innovation center, intelligent manufacturing high quality development demonstration zone.
2026-09-06
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