Đồng Nai Province has set up the Japan Desk at the headquarters of the Đồng Nai Industrial Zones Authority to assist Japanese investors operating here.
The conference, chaired by Minister of Finance Hồ Đức Phớc, brought together representatives from the Vietnamese government and various Japanese organisations. Over 200 delegates from leading companies in both countries attended the event.
The central city will offer the most favourable conditions and supportive policies for Japanese investors in semiconductor manufacturing, in hosting the moves of global supply chains as investment from Japan has played a key role in the city''s growth.
Japanese investors registered to pour more than US$2.58 billion investment in Việt Nam in the first eight months of this year, making Japan the third largest investor in Việt Nam in the period, coming after Singapore with an investment of...
The proportion of Japanese enterprises that intend to expand their investment in Viet Nam in the next one to two years is 60 per cent, up 4.7 points from the previous year and the highest among Southeast Asian countries.
Saigon Telecom Technology JSC, Foundation of Youth Empowerment, ISPACE Cybersecurity College and VALLEYCAMPUS Group were four companies signing the MoU, which took place within the framework of an investment promotion conference and a dialogue with Japanese enterprises held by the province''s People’s Committee.
Nobuhiko Sasaki, Chairman and CEO of the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO), spoke to The gioi & Viet Nam (The World and Viet Nam) online newspaper on the attraction of Viet Nam as a potential market that boasts many factors for...
Last year, Japanese investors poured some US$2.89 billion into 655 projects in Viet Nam, up 1.9 per cent in the number of projects as compared to 2018.
Japanese investors are welcome in Can Tho and local authorities will favourable conditions to lure more foreign investment, according to Vice Chairman of the city’s People’s Committee Duong Tan Hien.