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Hangzhou Hi-tech Zone (Binjiang)杭州高新区(滨江)

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Hangzhou Hi-tech Zone (Binjiang) is a national high-tech industrial development zone that shares one administration with Binjiang District and hosts many of Hangzhou’s technology companies. The zone was set up in March 1990 and approved as a national high-tech zone by the State Council in March 1991; Binjiang District, created in December 1996 from three towns of Xiaoshan, is run by the same team under two names. In 2020 Binjiang had 503,859 inhabitants on 72.2 km² and a GDP of 174.57 billion yuan. Geely, Dahua Technology and Supor are headquartered there, and Alibaba, NetEase, Hikvision and H3C also have a presence.

Belgium and Europe

In May 2025 a 50-member delegation from West Flanders, led by Governor Carl Decaluwe, visited Hangzhou tech firms including Dahua Technology, which is based in Binjiang, and Unitree Robotics.

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