The Việt Nam-Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) is going to start building a second park in the central province of Quảng Ngãi later this month, a positive move for investment following the introduction of the first park in 2013.
The Vietnamese minister noted that transport cooperation has long been a priority for both nations, with collaborations in aviation, railways, maritime, and road transport.
The facility will cover over 55,000 sq.m of land, with a total floor area of 26,168 sq.m. The project is being developed through a joint venture with Lotte Global Logistics in Việt Nam, supported by the global logistics supply chain...
Việt Nam’s largest private corporation Vingroup has summited a proposal to the HCM City People''s Committee for a metro line connecting the city downtown and the outlying Cần Giờ district.
City authorities said a technical completion ceremony will be held for the VNĐ2.28 trillion ($89.2 million) road and bridge project spanning the Hương (Perfume) River after one year of construction work.
PVEP aims to deepen ties with its partners to speed up new contract packages and tap new wells in the second phase, targeting higher output. The company also plans to pursue new deals in promising Algerian blocks to expand its...
Bình Thuận aims for double-digit economic growth in 2025 by prioritising investment attraction, said the province''s Party Secretary Nguyễn Hoài Anh, reaffirming its commitment to supporting businesses and facilitating project implementation.
The groundbreaking ceremony of VSIP II Quảng Ngãi IP took place at a time when Party General Secretary Tô Lâm is paying an official visit to Singapore, demonstrating substantive and effective cooperation between Việt Nam and Singapore.
Chu Lai International Port in Quảng Nam Province has established itself as a key logistics hub for the central and Central Highlands regions and for neighbouring nations Laos and Cambodia, facilitating trade and contributing to the inter-regional economy.
In the first two months of this year, Việt Nam''s total overseas investment capital reached nearly US$239 million, representing a 9.5-fold rise year-on-year.
The provincial People’s Committee said these projects include five FDI investments in the supportive automobile industry, automobile R&D, household goods, ready-built factories, flexible hoses and valves, expansion of industrial parks, dredging on marine routes and resorts.
The project, valued at about US$3.1 billion, aims to produce 1.1 million tonnes of green steel annually, which will be distributed to both Vietnamese and European markets.
