Dalian High-Tech Industrial Zone

Dalian High-Tech Industrial Zone (大连高新技术产业园） is one of the few special zones in the Peoples Republic of China that was sanctioned by the National Government in March 1991. The zone, located in an area of approximately 35.6 square kilometers, has more than 2,300 registered companies. Over 800 of these are international companies. The growing list of participating countries include the United States, Japan, South Korea, Germany, the United Kingdom and France. It also includes regions inside China such as Hong Kong and Taiwan. More than 30 of these companies are among the Global Fortune 500. During the past twelve years, the economy of Dalian High-tech Industrial Zone has been growing at a rapid pace. In recent years, it has been enjoying an accelerated grown rate, particularly among companies engaged in software, information service, media and digital entertainment and integrated circuit centered at Dalian Software Park. This also extends to Qixianling Industrial Base along the South Lushun Road and it engages in biological engineering, as well as advanced equip-manufacturing industry centered at DD Port which extends along theEast Liaohe Road and Huanghai Highway.

In pursuance of a target to build a top international high-tech industrial zone in accordance with its strategic plans for bringing Great Dalian into the 21st century, Dalian High-tech Zone is devoting its time to building two high-tech industrial belts. One will be an industrial belt for software development and information services, an IC industrial base focusing on Dalian Software Park and Qixianling Industrial Base situated along the South Lushun Road. The second is a digital and DNA technology industrial belt focusing on DD Port located along East Liaohe Road and Huanghai Highway. Both industrial belts will provide a large and ideal development space for investments and thus allowing great achievements for global enterprises.