KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 29 -- Fuqing, previously a county, was approved as a county-level city of Fuzhou by the State Council on Dec 26, 1990.
Fuqing has since entered a new historical era, embarking on a glorious development journey. It now ranks 15th among the top 100 counties in the country and the 2nd in the province of Fujian, and has developed into a strong industrial city from a large agricultural county, with the regional GDP having increased by about 95 times over the past three decades.
Continuing a strong momentum of development this year, the city is ranked first in the city of Fuzhou in the evaluations of ‘project-driven, leapfrogging development’ and investment attraction.
According to a statement, 30 years ago, there were no expressways or railways, and the city had one of the least dense road networks in the city.
Today, the port of Jiangyin connects the city with the world. Expressways and railways provide fast access in and out of the city, and the density of the road network is the highest in the city of Fuzhou.
The city also invests heavily in education, old-age care service, and cultural facilities, including a stadium, a cultural and art centre, and a museum, bringing greater benefits to local people.
What Fuqing has achieved is just the beginning of an even more prosperous future, and will continue to forge ahead with new achievements.
-- BERNAMA
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