Technical Report No. 8 PORT AND SHIPPING

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Table 3.4.4 Import and Export at Saigon and Hai Phong Ports II-3-12 Vietnam National Transport Strategy Study (VITRANSS) Technical Report No. 8 Shipping and Ports Saigon Hai Phong 1996 1997 1998 1996 1997 1998 Total 7 339 828 6 820 520 7 601 463 4 809 620 4 588 189 5 445 699 Imported Cargo 3 798 100 3 274 462 3 594 554 2 440 461 2 247 019 2 618 004 General cargo 112,814 51,312 104,225 31,754 29,300 80,672 Cement 789,668 395,888 9,891 - - - Clinker 397,142 550,178 186,038 84,051 Container 522,530 586,226 815,517 758,623 887,093 981,088 Empty Container 119,017 147,837 188,711 - - - Paper 23,777 12,470 - - - - Others 190,645 179,303 313,416 65,044 43,692 35,882 Medical products 121,026 124,802 102,303 80,344 45,712 59,145 Metal 537,533 358,816 439,641 661,973 537,539 710,438 Food 218,210 266,299 195,667 35,156 9,873 11,361 Machine 50,658 41,758 33,355 116,372 67,273 54,368 Bitumen - 530 - 39,114 58,429 31,360 Fertilizer 664,774 527,803 1,200,290 568,030 525,165 584,912 Metal ore - - - - 42,943 68,778 Plaster 50,306 31,240 5,500 - - - Unloaded Domestic Cargo 456 788 580 533 878 023 1 114 693 616 007 894 156 General cargo 14,731 7,561 30,954 53,048 91,624 48,481 Cement 76,301 358,281 525,433 2,905 2,398 39,706 Clinker 216,404 58,497 118,396 1,633 Others 67,000 90,943 148,948 179,231 142,887 208,170 Coal 82,352 65,251 54,292 7,548 990 1,825 Container - - - 124 3,109 79,526 Agriculture products 36,643 30,060 56,458 Fertilizer - - - 29,770 11,124 62,298 Food - - - 532,259 90,967 209,920 Metal - - - 100,548 50,090 42,583 Construction Material 172,617 192,758 143,556 Exported Cargo 2 691 771 2 766 146 2 865 577 654 564 803 141 849 967 General cargo 1,528 16,116 8,939 8,840 6,466 1,963 Container 200,113 303,217 335,106 550,430 689,785 738,431 Empty Container 109,450 121,823 120,917 - - - Rice 2,173,096 2,118,621 2,391,535 - - - Others 99,350 105,476 9,080 49,891 60,685 69,771 Metal ore - - - 45,403 37,085 450 Construction material 9,120 39,352 Agriculture products 108,234 100,893 - - - - Loaded Domestic Cargo 393 169 199 379 263 309 599 902 922 022 1 083 572 General cargo 19,107 19,801 21,627 49,274 31,347 31,911 Rubber 28,488 32,472 14,474 - - - Rice 237,619 19,880 88,007 - - - Container - - - 2,198 3,092 85,594 Metal - - - 73,293 98,627 102,058 Fertilizer - - - 45,273 90,637 114,826 Cement - - - 233,538 440,085 531,782 Others 107,955 127,226 139,201 196,326 258,234 217,401 Source: VINALINES
3.5 Finance and Management Role of Port Office II-3-13 Vietnam National Transport Strategy Study (VITRANSS) Technical Report No. 8 Shipping and Ports The port office has two functions, i.e., administration and service, and it consists of the following sections: Administration: General and Personnel Affairs, Development Planning, Port Operation, Accounting, Technical Service, etc. Services: Contracted out to stevedoring, warehousing and machinery maintenance enterprises Therefore, a port office is responsible for: • All undertakings regarding port facilities and equipment, covering construction, purchase, maintenance, and repair; • Formulation of implementation programs for port development and management; • Port finance; • Provision of cargo handling and storage services; • Determination and collection of port charges; • Security within port areas; and • Dredging work in the port. Annual Reports by VINAMARINE and VINALINES Capital investment in VINAMARINE reached VND 108,375 million in 1998, representing 26% of total investment of all sectors. Eighty-three percent (83%) of this or VND 89,575 million was used to implement projects (refer to Table 3.5.1). The financial report of VINALINES revealed that planned investment in construction in 1998 was almost realized. Investment in equipment was less than planned – only 71% in Hai Phong projects, 70% in Saigon project and 75% as additional capital (refer to Table 3.5.2). In addition, the turnover in 1998 exceeded the planned level in all ports except Quang Ninh port. Overall, the contribution to state budget by the port sector was double that of the shipping sector (refer to Table 3.5.3).
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Notes: Planning base year is 2020.
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