HCM City wanted Samsung Group to open a research and development centre in the city to take advantage of its skilled human resources, a local official said.

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HCM City urges Samsung to open RD centre

March 15, 2019 - 11:50

HCM City wanted Samsung Group to open a research and development centre in the city to take advantage of its skilled human resources, a local official said.

Secretary of the HCM City Party Committee Nguyễn Thiện Nhân (R) and General Director of Samsung Electronics Vietnam Choi Joo-ho. — VNA/VNS Photo
Viet Nam News

HCM CITY  HCM City wanted Samsung Group to open a research and development centre in the city to take advantage of its skilled human resources, a local official said.

Receiving General Director of Samsung Electronics Vietnam Choi Joo-ho on Thursday, Secretary of the municipal Party Committee Nguyễn Thiện Nhân congratulated Samsung on its production and business results in Việt Nam, saying the development of Samsung had contributed to Việt Nam-RoK relations.

Nhân said HCM City was willing to create favourable conditions for the company to expand its investment and participate in the Sài Gòn Hi-Tech Park, and increase the number of local businesses joining Samsung’s supply chain.

He appreciated Samsung’s efforts to help improve the capacity of enterprises and train high-quality human resources for Việt Nam and the city in particular, and hoped for continued assistance from the company.

Choi voiced his wish to continue receiving support from the city’s leaders, departments and sectors so the company could reap more fruits in the coming time.

Sharing Samsung’s production and business results in Việt Nam in 2018, he said that the HCM City-based factory contributed US$3 billion to Samsung Vietnam’s total export turnover of around $60 billion.

Among the 630 businesses in Việt Nam which were part of the company’s supply chain, HCM City had 151 businesses, and that figure was expected to increase to 171, he said.

Samsung was working with the Ministry of Industry and Trade to carry out a consultation support programme to raise the capacity of Vietnamese enterprises, including eight from HCM City. This year, it would help train 120 consultants for Việt Nam, of whom 60 live in the city, he added. — VNS

 

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