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North-South Economic Corridor
East-West Economic Corridor
Southern Economic Corridor
Telecommunications Backbone and Information and Communications Technology
Regional Power Interconnection and Trading Arrangements
Facilitating Cross-Border Trade and Investment
Enhancing Private Sector Participation and Competitiveness
Developing Human Resources and Skills Competencies
Strategic Environmental Framework
Flood Control and Water Resource Management
GMS Tourism Development

Southern Economic Corridor

Objective

The objectives of the SEC are consistent with the vision of the GMS of a prosperous, equitable, and integrated Subregion. These objectives would be achieved through increased connectivity, enhanced competitiveness and a greater sense of community. Strategies to achieve these objectives in the SEC include: (i) improving infrastructure connecting major cities, (ii) facilitating cross-border trade and private investment, (iii) developing tourism and agriculture, (iv) protecting the environment and managing water resources, and (v) enhancing productivity and competitiveness.

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Participating GMS Countries

Cambodia, Thailand, and Viet Nam

Programs and Projects

As a result of consultations with SEC Governments and Provincial Authorities held in May-June 2004, a total of 123 projects/subprojects were initially identified to comprise the updated SEC development matrix (DM). These projects fall under the following sectors: (i) Transportation; (ii) Energy; (iii) Telecommunications; (iv) Tourism; (v) Trade Facilitation; (vi) Agriculture; and (vii) Private Investment and Industrial Estates.



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