Provincial People’s Committee Chairman Le ThanhCung briefed participants on the province’s land fund of over 1.500 hectares, technical infrastructure, and abundant workforce.
Administrative reforms such as the one-stop shop model have helped the province to meet the requirements of investors, Cung noted.
Planning and Investment Department Director Mai Hung Dung introduced Binh Duong’s socio-economic development and activities to attract foreign investment.
In the first two months of the year, the province attracted an additional US$246 million from Japan, accounting for 35% of the locality’s total FDI investment.
With 216 investment projects in Binh Duong, capitalised at US$4.613 billion, Japan had the highest FDI capital among 39 nations and territories investing in the province.
The same day, the Japanese delegation visited Becamex IDC, a joint venture with Japan’s Tokyo Group to consider the implementation of the Tokyo -Binh Duong urban area project with a total investment of US$1.2 billion.
