Hung Yen - Japan: Strengthening Connectivity, Promoting Investment - Trade Cooperation, and Expanding Relations
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In his opening remarks, Pham Quang Ngoc, Secretary of the Hung Yen Provincial Party Committee, stated that, building on the foundation of the Vietnam-Japan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, cooperation between Hung Yen and Japanese localities and enterprises has continued to be strengthened and expanded in recent years, becoming a highlight in the province’s external relations and investment attraction efforts.
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| Delegates from Vietnam and Japan attend the program. (Photo: Tat Dat/hungyen.gov.vn) |
The Secretary of the Hung Yen Provincial Party Committee affirmed that the province is committed to fully implementing incentive mechanisms and policies in accordance with the regulations of the Vietnamese Government, while creating the most favorable conditions for investors to confidently expand their production and business activities. Hung Yen consistently regards the success of enterprises as the development and prosperity of the locality.
Highly appreciating the initiative to organize the program, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Anh Tuan described it as a practical activity that helps translate major cooperation orientations in Vietnam-Japan relations into concrete action, thereby fostering deeper and more effective cooperation between Hung Yen and its Japanese partners.
Deputy Minister Le Anh Tuan suggested that all parties focus on promoting cooperation in economics, trade, and investment; expanding collaboration in science and technology, innovation, and digital transformation; and strengthening cooperation in energy and green transition - areas that offer significant growth potential in the coming period.
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| Dialogue session between Hung Yen provincial leaders and Japanese businesses. (Photo: Tat Dat/hungyen.gov.vn) |
From the perspective of Japanese investors, Ito Naoki, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Vietnam, together with representatives of Japanese trade and investment promotion organizations, highly appreciated the efforts of Vietnam in general and Hung Yen Province in particular to improve the investment environment, simplify administrative procedures, enhance transparency, and strengthen supply chain capacity.
During the program, leaders of Hung Yen Province held a direct dialogue with the Embassy of Japan in Vietnam, the Japanese Business Association, and the Japanese business community investing in the province.
At the session, businesses shared difficulties and challenges encountered during their operations, while also proposing recommendations related to labor recruitment, vocational training, investment procedures, business registration, industrial cluster infrastructure, taxation, customs, fire prevention and firefighting, and other business support conditions.
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| Provincial leaders and delegates pose for a commemorative photo at the Hung Yen-Japan Connectivity Program. (Photo: Tat Dat/hungyen.gov.vn) |
In his closing remarks, Nguyen Manh Quyen, Chairman of the Hung Yen Provincial People’s Committee, expressed his sincere appreciation for the dedicated and responsible contributions made by leaders of central ministries and agencies, the Embassy of Japan in Vietnam, the Japanese Business Association, and the business community.
The Chairman affirmed that the province will carefully absorb and translate these recommendations into practical solutions aimed at further improving the investment environment and enhancing the quality of services provided to enterprises, thereby contributing to more substantive, effective, and sustainable cooperation between Hung Yen and its Japanese partners.
| Regarding Japan, Hung Yen Province has in recent years carried out a wide range of cooperative activities in the fields of economy, investment, culture, education, sports, and people-to-people exchanges. Notably, Japan is currently the largest investor in Hung Yen, with 190 valid projects and total registered capital of nearly USD 6.5 billion. Among them, Thang Long II Industrial Park, whose infrastructure was developed by Sumitomo Corporation, has become home to 98 Japanese FDI projects with total registered capital of approximately USD 3.6 billion, fostering a dynamic Japanese business ecosystem within the province. |
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