Investment in Vietnam - General introduction of Northern Midlands and Mountains' Investment Potential in Vietnam
- Geographic location:
It borders the Tonkin Gulf to the east, the provinces of southern China to the
north and northeast, Upper Laos to the west and the Red River Delta to the
south.
- Area: over 95,272
km2.
- Terrain Features:
Topography of both mountain and midland.
- Administrative
divisions: 14 provinces and divided into North East and North West. North East
includes Phu Tho, Ha Giang, Tuyen Quang, Cao Bang, Bac Kan, Thai Nguyen, Lang
Son, Bac Giang. Northwest consists of of Lao Cai, Dien Bien, Son La, Lai Chau
and Hoa Binh.
Regional advantages
- Strengths in mining
and processing of minerals and hydroelectricity:
Northern Midlands and
Mountains is the region with the largest mineral and hydroelectricity reserves
in the country. The land here is rich in coal, iron ore, manganese, copper,
lead, zinc, rare earth, apatite ... Coal-mines are concentrated mainly in the
northeast (Quang Ninh, Thai Nguyen). The Northeast also has more metal mines,
notably Yen Bai, tin and bauxite (Cao Bang), zinc - lead in Cho Dien (Bac Kan),
copper - gold (Lao Cai). Non-metallic minerals have apatite (Lao Cai). Each
year this economic zone exploits about 600 thousand tons of ore to produce
phosphate.
The hydroelectricity
reserve of the Red River system (11 million kW) accounts for more than
one-third of the country's hydroelectricity one. Da river alone make up nearly
6 million kW. This large hydropower is being exploited. Thac Ba Hydropower
Plant on Chay River has designed capacity of 110,000 kW. The Hoa Binh
Hydropower Plant on Da River has a designed capacity of 1.9 million kW.
- Strengths of
industrial crops, medicinal plants, subtropical and temperate vegetables:
Northern Midlands and
Mountains are dominated by feralit on schist, limestone and other parent rocks.
In addition, there are also alluvial soils in the midland. It has a humid
tropical climate, monsoonal with cold winters, and is strongly influenced by
mountainous terrain conditions. As a result, the Northern Midlands and
Mountains have big advantages for the development of subtropical and temperate
industrial crops. This is the largest tea area in the country, with the famous
tea types in Phu Tho, Thai Nguyen, Yen Bai, Ha Giang, Son La.
In mountainous areas
near the border of Cao Bang, Lang Son, as well as in Hoang Lien Son mountainous
range, climate conditions are favorable for the cultivation of precious
medicinal plants (tamarind, cardamom, ... and fruit trees such as plum, peach,
pear. Sa Pa can grow winter vegetables and produce seeds all year round
- Strengths in cattle breeding:
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| Project on Dairy Farming In Mountainous Provinces |
Northern Midlands and
Mountains have many meadows, mostly on plateaus at altitudes of 600-700m. The
grasslands are usually not large. However, it is possible to develop for
buffaloes, cow breeds (for meat and milk), horses and goats. Dairy cows are
concentrated in the Moc Chau plateau (Son La).
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