AMATA City Ha Long actively promotes cooperation with Chinese enterprises

On November 20, during a visit and working trip to Vietnam, the delegation of the Chamber of Commerce of Fangchenggang City - China International Trade Association, representatives of the Guangxi Provincial Government, together with investors visited and worked at Amata City Ha Long (Song Khoai Industrial Park). Representing Amata Ha Long, Mr. Nguyen Van Nhan, General Director and the company's leaders received and worked with the delegation.

Delegation of Fangchenggang City Chamber of Commerce - China International Chamber of Commerce visited and worked at Amata City Ha Long (Song Khoai Industrial Park).

Here, the representative of Amata City Ha Long introduced an overview of Amata VN's projects, especially emphasizing the development potential, investment advantages and attractive incentive policies at Amata City Ha Long Industrial Park. Accordingly, in just 6 years of operation, Amata Ha Long Industrial Park has attracted 19 multinational FDI projects, with a total investment capital of 2.9 billion USD, including "big guys" such as Jinko Solar (1.2 billion USD), Foxconn (509.7 million USD).

Through the working session, the delegation gained an in-depth view of the investment environment in Quang Ninh, and also learned more about the economic development context of Vietnam in recent years and the ongoing wave of foreign investment, especially from Chinese enterprises.

Leaders of Amata City Ha Long discussed and suggested the development potential of Amata City Ha Long Industrial Park.

Expressing her impression of the rapid development of Amata City Ha Long, Ms. Tran Han Van, Vice President of Dongxing City Political Consultative Association, President of Dongxing General Chamber of Commerce, emphasized the desire to further promote in-depth cooperation between the parties in the future. Ms. Van said that the Association will actively act as a representative of the Guangzhou region as an economic bridge between Amata and Chinese manufacturing enterprises seeking an investment environment in Vietnam.

Yen Linh

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