The Formation Path and Action Mechanism of High-quality Green Port-adjacent Industrial Cluster in Zhanjiang City

Hongyuan  Li; Baiernakezi  Maimaiti; Luying  Chen

doi:10.54691/0dg3kv83

Authors

Hongyuan Li
Baiernakezi Maimaiti
Luying Chen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/0dg3kv83

Keywords:

Zhanjiang city, Green and low carbon, Port-adjacent industry, Industrial cluster, Formation pathway, Action mechanism.

Abstract

The port-adjacent industrial cluster is an important cornerstone and a powerful driving force for the economic development of port-adjacent. This paper elucidates the primary issues within the industrial cluster by conducting an in-depth analysis of the current agglomeration status and the composition of the industrial chain in the port-adjacent industries of Zhanjiang city. Guided by the core principles of green and sustainable development, this paper designs a scientifically rational development pathway for the green port-adjacent industrial cluster in Zhanjiang city and delves into its underlying mechanisms. Based on this, targeted policy recommendations are proposed. This paper aims to provide valuable insights for the formation and development of port-adjacent industrial cluster in Zhanjiang city.

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