Such industrial parks could both transform Iranian raw materials into higher-value-added products and enhance domestic manufacturing through the adoption of Chinese technologies.
Establishing an industrial park requires physical infrastructure, financial facilities, and legal incentives, including tax exemptions, affordable land, and preferential tariffs. Economic models should clearly demonstrate regional advantages—such as access to labor, energy, and markets—to attract and convince Chinese investors. One of the principal advantages of this model is the opportunity to transfer technology and establish regional supply chains, which can facilitate the export of finished products.
Iran Hangzhou Trade Tower can serve as the primary facilitator for establishing joint Iranian-Chinese industrial parks. The Tower can professionally present the investment incentives and capabilities of Iran’s special economic zones to Chinese companies, organize trilateral meetings among investors, Iranian organizations, and Chinese developers, and provide services including interpretation during negotiations, preparation of pre-feasibility studies, technical evaluation of Chinese partners, and coordination for establishing joint ventures. It can also provide expert assistance in developing ownership and partnership models and assessing the economic feasibility of industrial clustering.
