
Here, delegates frankly discussed opportunities, challenges, shared market information, supply chain shifting trends, and the needs and expectations of investors. At the same time, many practical opinions, recommendations and proposals from organizations, businesses and investment promotion experts were put forward to contribute to perfecting policies and improving the quality of the investment environment.
Deputy Director of the Foreign Investment Agency ( Ministry of Finance ) Vu Van Chung said that Asian countries are currently Vietnam's largest investment partners with more than 35,600 valid projects, with a total registered capital of 402 billion USD, accounting for nearly 80% of total FDI capital in Vietnam. FDI projects from the Asian region focus mainly on the processing and manufacturing industry (accounting for 66.7%), real estate business activities (12.4%) and production and distribution of electricity, gas and water (8.6%). Vietnam is preparing well for the new wave of investment, focusing on groups of solutions including: institutional reform, development of high-quality human resources, synchronous infrastructure investment, ensuring green energy, promoting digital transformation and strengthening the accompaniment of authorities at all levels with investors.

In Bac Ninh , with its strategic location in the capital region, synchronous infrastructure, high-quality human resources and dynamic government, Bac Ninh is fully qualified to become a center attracting new generation FDI capital flows in the Northeast Asia region.
Vice Chairman of Bac Ninh Provincial People's Committee Ngo Tan Phuong said that up to now, the whole province has more than 3,300 valid FDI projects, with a total registered capital of over 46 billion USD.
Bac Ninh province identifies investment attraction as a key driving force for rapid and sustainable development and realizing the goal of becoming a centrally-run city before 2030, with a green - smart - sustainable development model.
The province prioritizes high-tech, clean industrial, environmentally friendly projects with high added value, spreading the supply chain and long-term attachment to the locality with the policy: 1 no - no pollution; 2 less - using less land, less labor; 3 high - projects with high technology, high investment capital, high economic efficiency.
In particular, to support investors in implementing each project, the Provincial People's Committee has and will establish Working Groups to guide and support the implementation of specific projects. In particular, the mechanism of dividing the flow and shortening the processing time for administrative procedures "24-hour Green Flow and 60% Green Flow" has been applied very effectively by Bac Ninh, helping to speed up the investment progress of projects in the province.
Sharing new investment trends from Northeast Asian and ASEAN markets, Mr. Le Quang Tuan, Assistant Director, Head of Economic Department, Vietnam Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei said: Investors choose Vietnam for the following reasons: stable politics, open FDI policy; competitive labor costs, young population, rapidly improving industrial skills; strongly developing industrial and logistics infrastructure, especially in Bac Ninh, Hai Phong, Hung Yen... At the same time, the Government is orienting the development of the semiconductor industry, considering it a strategic priority area until 2030. These factors help Vietnam become the "new technology factory" of Southeast Asia, where Taiwanese (Chinese) corporations can expand their production ecosystem.
Emphasizing the potential for cooperation in the semiconductor industry between Taiwan and Vietnam, Mr. Tuan made a number of recommendations such as: It is necessary to develop support policies and create conditions for Vietnamese enterprises to improve their research and development (R&D) capacity, while promoting the training of high-tech human resources. Develop high-quality industrial parks and ready-built factories (RBF) that meet the strict standards of the semiconductor and electronics industries. Build smart logistics centers and automated warehouses to ensure the "Just-In-Time" (JIT) supply chain for technology factories. Develop a new investment promotion strategy that is practical and effective.
Mr. Hagiwara Ryotaro, Head of Research Department of the Hanoi Office of the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO), said that Vietnam is the most attractive investment destination for Japanese enterprises in Southeast Asia. In Bac Ninh, Japanese companies have implemented 133 projects with a total capital of more than 2.1 billion USD, shifting from traditional manufacturing to high technology and green energy. Typical examples are Fujikin expanding semiconductor equipment production and JFE Engineering developing a waste-to-energy plant, contributing to promoting the circular economy.

A JETRO survey shows that 56% of Japanese enterprises in Vietnam plan to expand their business – the highest rate in Southeast Asia. Vietnam is highly appreciated for its market size, growth potential and socio-political stability. Mr. Hagiwara emphasized that with a solid foundation, simplifying administrative procedures, developing the private sector and innovation will help Vietnam achieve its goal of becoming a high-income country by 2045.
The investment promotion policy dialogue with Asian partners is a meaningful activity, contributing to enhancing understanding and expanding cooperation between Vietnam and regional economies; at the same time, helping localities such as Bac Ninh share experiences, access new investment trends, perfect policies and improve the quality of the investment environment, towards green, sustainable development and deep integration.
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