Conference promotes Japanese investment in Bình Dương

August 28, 2020 - 06:25

Some 280 leaders of Japanese enterprises took part in an online investment promotion conference on Wednesday to introduce the southern province of Bình Dương’s industrial capacity.

Bình Dương Industrial - Service - Urban Complex being developed by Becamex IDC in Bình Dương Province. — Photo courtesy of Becamex IDC

BÌNH DƯƠNG — Some 280 leaders of Japanese enterprises took part in an online investment promotion conference on Wednesday to introduce the southern province of Bình Dương’s industrial capacity.
Organised by the Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Bình Dương-based industrial infrastructure developer Becamex IDC, the function gave information on local industrial parks and incentives for investors, while collecting investors’ profiles and demand.
Representatives of provincial competent agencies and sectors took the occasion to answer questions from Japanese firms that are looking for investment and co-operation opportunities in the locality.
Speaking at the event, Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Mai Hùng Dũng said Việt Nam and Bình Dương prioritise foreign-funded projects that apply advanced technologies and have high value-added and linkages to form global supply chains.
With strength in industrial development, Bình Dương is the best option for foreign investors in Việt Nam, he added.
The province ranks second nationwide in terms of foreign investment attraction by reeling in more than US$35.05 billion from 65 nations and territories. — VNS

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