The international route starts in Nanning (China) and passes through the Huu Nghi Border Gate in Lang Son province before officially arriving at the Bac Giang International Logistics Centre.

The first cross-border truck from China to the Bac Giang International Logistics Centre.

This route marks a strategic step in positioning the Bac Giang International Logistics Centre as a key hub in the logistics corridor connecting China, Vietnam, and ASEAN.

The centre is not only a destination for goods from northern industrial zones but also a multimodal transit station that connects road, rail, waterway, and air transportation, helping reduce logistics costs and increase supply chain efficiency.

This milestone also represents tangible progress toward the goal of transforming Bac Giang into an inter-regional logistics hub and a central node for multimodal cargo transshipment.

Delegates cut the ribbon to welcome the first cross-border truck from China to the Bac Giang International Logistics Centre.

It highlights the province’s efforts to integrate more deeply into the international logistics network.

In the coming time, Bac Giang will continue to support and provide favourable conditions for both domestic and international investors and enterprises.

The province remains committed to improving the investment climate, advancing administrative reforms, enhancing logistics infrastructure, and boosting the capacity for a modern, green, and smart supply chain.

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BAC GIANG- On March 13, the provincial Department of Industry and Trade, Import and Export Department (under the Ministry of Industry and Trade) and China’s Guangxi Department of Commerce jointly held a conference to connect railway logistics businesses and manufacturing companies in Bac Giang province. 

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