
At the conference, representatives of the Department of Industry and Trade of Lao Cai province (Vietnam) and the Department of Commerce of Honghe Province (Yunnan province, China) introduced the potential, strengths and import-export policies and investment attraction of each side.
Trade relations between Vietnam and China have been growing steadily and in-depth. Vietnam has been ASEAN's largest trade partner with China for many years, and two-way trade turnover between Vietnam and China has maintained impressive growth momentum, from 32 million USD in 1991 to 205.2 billion USD in 2024.

Authorities and localities of Lao Cai and Yunnan provinces have continuously strengthened coordination and implemented many measures to promote exchange and cooperation in all aspects.
Speaking at the conference, the leader of the Department of Industry and Trade of Lao Cai province affirmed that the province is always consistent with the policy of creating a transparent and favorable legal environment, always considering China as a leading important trade and investment partner.
The province pays special attention and has preferential policies in attracting investment, developing logistics infrastructure and bonded warehouses; actively supporting businesses to participate in cross-border e-commerce trends, connecting with major e-commerce platforms on both sides.

Lao Cai province commits to always creating favorable conditions for businesses of both sides in investing, cooperating, promoting trade, import and export between the two countries.
Introducing new import-export mechanisms and policies, a representative of the Chau Hong Ha Trade Department said that the locality is implementing cross-border logistics reform and reforming the China-Vietnam cross-border road transport model to promote import and export of goods.

Chau Hong Ha always strives to expand import-export policies, offering incentive mechanisms for capital sources and support services to attract foreign investors to invest, develop and share benefits, creating a dual driving force for trade and investment.
At the conference, representatives of businesses from both sides introduced their potential, strengths, products and proposed a number of investment incentive mechanisms and cooperation in cross-border value chains; creating favorable conditions for supporting infrastructure connections, logistics, warehouses, and smart border gates to shorten the time and cost of customs clearance of goods, etc.
The conference also witnessed the signing of 16 pairs of cooperation agreements between Vietnamese and Chinese enterprises, with a total contract value of about 330 million USD.
Source: https://nhandan.vn/doanh-nghiep-viet-nam-trung-quoc-ky-16-cap-thoa-thuan-hop-tac-tri-gia-330-trieu-usd-post924778.html






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