The Vietnamese Government’s incentive policies to attract investment will create more favorable momentum for other Japanese small and medium enterprises to invest in Hanoi Southern Supporting Industrial Park.
Chocavi, providing many incentives and utilities, aims to meet a variety of consumer needs for Hanoi’s people.
The Vietnamese company and foreign renewable energy businesses will contribute to the energy transition and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Vietnam and Japan share similar strategic objectives, for which the two can complement each other in terms of development level, technological capabilities, trade, and population structures.
The project is expected to raise the income of rice farmers and economic efficiency in agricultural production in the Red River Delta.
The country has a lot of potential for growth and investment attraction.
SOJO’s newly launched hotel brand is expected to be an exciting destination for Gen Z who are fond of information technology.
The two-way trade between ASEAN and Japan reached US$204 billion in 2020.
Cooperation to connect production with consumption, promote trade in the agro-forestry and fishery sector between Hanoi and other localities across the country will be enhanced.
The pandemic has revealed the limitations of the current global supply chains.
This is the second time that Vietnam has participated in the competition with six teams selected from more than 100 applications.
Local authorities are urged to continue speeding up vaccination, which is a key to resume production operations.
Vietnam attends a ministerial-level talk of the 11-member Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
The supply chains have ensured the quality of agricultural products to consumers in Hanoi amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Joining the global vaccine supply chain will help Vietnam enhance its ability in countering current and future pandemics and achieve a number of its strategic goals, experts said.
