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Longxue Island positions as anchor point for harbor growth

Updated: 2024-10-15nansha.guangdong.chinadaily.com.cn

On Oct 12, Longxue Street in Nansha district hosted its investment promotion conference, with a specific emphasis on the development of port-related industries.

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The investment promotion conference. [Photo/WeChat account: gz_nanshafabu]

During the conference, eight major projects were formally endorsed, attracting investments amounting to approximately 3 billion yuan ($423.6 million). Projections indicate that the resultant output value is poised to exceed 8 billion yuan.

The industrial output value of Longxue Street's large-scale industries experienced an increase of 63.06 percent year-on-year during the initial three quarters of this year, positioning it at the forefront within the entire district.

Longxue Street regards enterprises as its principal developmental assets and is committed to nurturing a favorable environment for their growth. This commitment is manifested through various initiatives such as improving leadership member services, facilitating regular enterprise service days, and assisting in the establishment of enterprise liaison stations, all of which collectively signify the provision of meticulous and attentive services to businesses.

Significant headway has also been made in investment promotion within Longxue Street. This progress has been achieved through the endorsement of key projects and the appointment of investment promotion ambassadors, resulting in the substantial attraction of investments, propelling high-quality economic development.

Longxue Island serves as the core area for harbor development and has become the largest harbor for cherry and durian imports in China. It is also a key location in Nansha Port. After 20 years of development, Nansha Port has evolved into South China's largest and most comprehensive port in scale and functionality.

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