China eleva la zona de alta tecnología de Xiong'an a nivel nacional

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El Consejo de Estado de China ha aprobado la actualización de la zona de desarrollo industrial de alta tecnología de Xiong'an, Hebei, a zona de desarrollo industrial de alta tecnología de nivel nacional. La zona, ubicada en la Nueva Área de Xiong'an en la provincia de Hebei, en el norte de China, abarca dos secciones que suman 20,84 kilómetros cuadrados. Esta actualización se alinea con el establecimiento de la zona en abril de 2017 como parte de la estrategia nacional para el desarrollo coordinado de la región Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei.

El Consejo de Estado de China publicó el viernes un comunicado oficial aprobando la actualización de la zona de desarrollo industrial de alta tecnología de Xiong'an, Hebei, a zona de desarrollo industrial de alta tecnología de nivel nacional. La zona actualizada se encuentra en la Nueva Área de Xiong'an en la provincia de Hebei, en el norte de China, y abarca dos secciones que suman 20,84 kilómetros cuadrados.

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