Geographical location of Dabuqi Port in Junggar

The Agreement between the Government of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Government of Mongolia on Border Ports and Their Management System, which came into effect on September 28th, 2004, confirmed that Dabuqi Port in Junggar is an international perennial open port. On August 1 2006, the State Council issued the Reply on Agreeing to Expand the Opening of Zhungedabu Banner Port in Inner Mongolia, agreeing to expand Zhungedabu Banner Port into an international land port that is open all year round. After the General Administration of Customs organized relevant departments to pass the acceptance of port infrastructure construction, it was officially opened throughout the year through an exchange of notes between China and Mongolia. The inspection task of Zhungedabu Banner Port is now undertaken by Erlian Customs, Erlian Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau and Zhungedabu Banner Border Inspection Station, of which Zhungedabu Banner Border Inspection Station is located in Wudongqi, which is a regimental organizational unit. Dabuqi Port in Junggar radiates northeast and north China internally, which has the geographical advantage of connecting the east with the west and running through the north and south. Sukhbaatar, Dongfang and Kent provinces in Mongolia are rich in mineral, animal and plant resources. They are one of the convenient seaports for inland countries such as Mongolia and Russia, and the most convenient passage from Beijing, Tianjin and Tangshan to Russia and Mongolia. basis