The event brought together more than 1,900 brands from 49 countries, with artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and connected devices among the major trends on display.
By the end of July, accumulated newly registered and adjusted Japanese investment reached about $80.3 billion, ranking third among 153 countries and territories investing in Việt Nam.
Tây Ninh prioritises attracting high-tech, green industry, logistics, high-tech agriculture, modern services, high-quality tourism and emerging economic models.
The MoU builds on the cooperation between the two sides in recent years and reflects their shared desire to deepen coordination in a more substantive, practical and effective manner.
The event is an important socio-economic milestone aimed at realising strategic planning orientations and creating new momentum for a breakthrough in the northern key economic region.
HEPZA said foreign direct investment (FDI) channeled into 87 newly licensed and 105 existing projects stood at over $3.2 billion and $878.4 million, respectively, surpassing $4 billion in total.
This was the first time the embassy held a forum to facilitate direct dialogue between northern provinces and Japanese businesses interested in investment.
As of the end of July, authorities had identified 4,619 long-stalled projects. Of these, 3,984 were reviewed and classified into six groups, while 635 cases had yet to be assessed.
Under the plan recently issued by the municipal People’s Committee, the capital city has ordered agencies to assign clear responsibilities, deadlines and deliverables for each memorandum of understanding, with priority given to initiatives that can produce results this year and...
The DEZA now has 350 projects run by 293 companies, employing nearly 81,700 workers, while about 20,000 additional experts, engineers and workers are building mega projects.
