Brief introduction of Beijing Yizhuang Economic and Technological Development Zone

Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone, also known as Yizhuang Economic and Technological Development Zone (BDA), 199 1 was established, and 1992 started construction to attract investment. Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone is the only development zone approved by the State Council and the core base of Beijing's modern manufacturing industry. On August 8, 2002, with the approval of the State Council, on the basis of Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone (Phase I) 15 square kilometers, the south of Liangshui River 10 square kilometers and the east of Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan Expressway 14 square kilometers were all included in the land use scope of Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone, including the logistics, residential and green space isolation areas in the surrounding supporting development zones. Controlling the total land area of 200 square kilometers has laid a solid material foundation for Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone to develop into the core area of high-tech industries and modern manufacturing in Beijing and even the whole country, and for Beijing to become the exhibition area of world cities.

Yizhuang is located on the west side of the starting point of Beijing-Tianjin-Tanggu Expressway in the southeast suburb of Beijing, and on the south side of the Fifth Ring Road of urban planning. Science Park in the east, living quarters and public buildings in the west (banks, post offices, hotels, entertainment centers, office buildings, etc.). ) in the middle. Its surrounding area is 143 square kilometers, which provides a broad space for development zones and investors. It is 3.5km away from the South Fourth Ring Road, 7km away from the South Third Ring Road and16.5km away from Tiananmen Square in the city center. Convenient transportation, 7 kilometers from Damiao Bridge on the Third Ring Road and 20 minutes' drive from Guo Mao. It is not only a high-tech industrial base, but also an ecological residential area.