Does Nantong Economic Development Zone in Jiangsu Province belong to the municipal district?

Nantong Economic Development Zone in Jiangsu Province does not belong to the municipal district.

Nantong has jurisdiction over three districts (Chongchuan District, Gangzha District and Tongzhou District) and two development zones (Nantong Economic and Technological Development Zone and Nantong Binhai Park).

Nantong Economic and Technological Development Zone is one of the first batch of 14 national development zones in China and one of the first batch of development zones approved by China Municipal Government. It has been rated as one of the top ten development zones with the most investment value in China and one of the top ten development zones with the lowest comprehensive investment cost in China announced by China authorities, and has passed the ISO 1400 1 environmental management certification.

The infrastructure of the development zone has been leveled with access roads, tap water, sewage, electricity, communication, steam, sewage treatment, docks, industrial gas and land.

Extended data:

Nantong Economic and Technological Development Zone has attracted investors from 34 countries and regions, and set up more than 800 foreign-funded projects with a total investment of 654.38+08 billion US dollars, including more than 70 Fortune 500 enterprises, 654.38+042 Japanese-funded enterprises and more than 50 European and American enterprises.

Japan's Fujitsu, Hitachi Metals, Toshiba, Toray, Teijin, Bao Li, Mitsubishi Liyang, DIC, Itochu, Marubeni, Prince Paper, Asahi Kasei, Sumitomo, Ube Yuksuke, Dawang Paper, Cupid Food, Germany's Merck, Britain's Jielikang Chemical, Westinghouse Electric, the United States' GE, ITT, Rayleigh, Digona, and so on.

Nantong Development Zone has become a manufacturing base with concentrated utilization of foreign capital in the Yangtze River Delta, an important industrial gathering place in Shanghai's one-hour economic circle, and one of the regions with the highest concentration of Japanese capital. The earliest Japanese enterprise established in Jiangsu Province (1983. Likwang), a Japanese company with the largest single investment in China (Prince Paper. 27 million US dollars) and the first Japanese enterprise (Meng Hai) operating in China are all in Nantong.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Nantong Economic and Technological Development Zone