What are the opportunities and challenges for Xiang’an District in Xiamen City in the next five years?

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The score is attractive. I spent an hour talking about my ideas and used SWOT to analyze it

1. Internal advantages Land area: The available area is the largest in the city, Tongan, Hainan There are many mountains in Cang; Jimei is a semi-old city and there is not much usable hinterland; not to mention the space on the island; Xiang'an is the only one with a vast area and sparse population, and has a lot to offer; Location: the core area of ??Kinmen in Quanzhou, Xindian, Xinwei, Ma The five towns of Xiangxiang, Neichuo, Dadeng and Damaoshan Farm are divided into five towns, which are transportation hubs in southern Fujian; Culture and language: It is the forefront of Taiwan work. Kinmen used to belong to Tongan, and the language and living habits are the same. Geographical structure: mountains, sea, It has both plains, five connections and one leveling at a low cost, and it also has the Liuwudian port area and a vast coastline for export-oriented development; Land area planning: The latest planning reserves development space and avoids the need for future economic development. Possible bottleneck issues such as roads, land acquisition, land use conflicts, etc.; Policy orientation: Compared with Haicang Petrochemical and Jimei, which are dominated by Taiwanese capital, the policy advantages of panels, electronics and other industries are very obvious; Land cost: New In development zones, land cost advantages are very obvious, and land has a lot of room for value-added. Taking land value appreciation as an example, for the current developable land area of ??230 square kilometers (230 million square meters) in Xiang'an, if every An increase of 100 yuan per square meter is a return of tens of billions of yuan. Specific performance: Xiang'an District achieved a regional gross product (GDP) of 12.58 billion yuan in 2009, an increase of 23.8%, and strives to reach 15 billion yuan in 2010, an increase of 20%. The growth rate is very rapid. You can compare the situation in several districts.

2. External opportunities: opportunities to take over Taiwan’s electronics industry;

AUO, Chenhong, and Quanzhou’s major industries Opportunities;

Torch Industrial Park Opportunities for Xiamen City Sub-center;

Xiamen University, Airport, etc. Opportunities at the forefront of cultural promotion of Taiwan Opportunities for local industry development

Yinlu , Shengzhou, etc.

3. Internal disadvantages

Resources: insufficient water resources, electricity, labor resources

4. External threats

A. The challenges in Quanzhou, Zhangzhou, Longyan, Sanming and other places within Fujian are reflected in the following aspects:

Transportation: high-speed rail, expressway

Labor: Labor costs are low in these places

Investment attraction: preferential policies

Land cost:

B. Challenges in other areas within Xiamen

< p>Jimei, Tong'an, and Haicang have good industrial foundations, and Xiang'an is in its infancy;

C, water, electricity, and traffic load challenges

Water resources play an important role in population and industrial development To a certain extent, it faces big bottlenecks

D. Challenges of capital and labor

Compared with Xiamen Island, Haicang District, and Jimei District, Xiang'an District's core competitiveness is not strong , human resources, funds and other factors are in short supply.

", the industry is not large-scale, and it is attractive to talents;

The biggest opportunity is to undertake the transfer of industries within Xiamen. The biggest challenge is that Xiamen's industrial advantages are being continuously eroded by other regions and various internal regions Competition for various resources;