On October 14, Mr. Nguyen Le Huy - Vice Chairman of Hung Yen Provincial People's Committee - had a working session with Daiwa House Industry Joint Stock Company (Japan) to research and learn about the investment environment in the province.
Daiwa House is a major Japanese investor in the field of housing construction and development. In addition to family housing projects, apartments, high-rise buildings, factories, pre-owned houses, industrial parks, businesses also invest in nursing home projects, resorts and high-end resorts. Currently, Daiwa House is focusing on investing in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and Hai Phong.
At the meeting, Daiwa House representative in Vietnam expressed his impression of the potential and development opportunities of Hung Yen province in the current period, and paid attention to the land fund for industrial development, preferential policies, human resources and development orientation of the province in the coming time.
Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Nguyen Le Huy said that with strategic steps, Hung Yen is gradually realizing its aspiration to become an industrial and energy center of the Red River Delta, towards a modern industry by 2035.
The province currently has 1 coastal economic zone and 23 industrial parks with a total area of over 5,890 hectares, the occupancy rate is 64.9%; along with 74 industrial clusters with an area of over 3,900 hectares, of which 34 clusters have been put into operation.
Hung Yen province possesses many advantages such as favorable geographical location, connecting transport infrastructure, developed land fund, abundant labor and prestigious training facilities. The province's industrial development orientation is to be modern, high-tech, and participate deeply in the global value chain.
In the investment attraction strategy, the province focuses on new industries, research and development projects, shifting from processing to manufacturing high-tech products; at the same time, building a modern, synchronous, large-scale industrial park and cluster system according to international standards.
Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Le Huy welcomed Daiwa House for coming to learn about the investment environment in Hung Yen and affirmed that the areas where businesses have strengths are also the province's priority for development.
Mr. Huy hopes that in the coming time, Daiwa House will continue to connect and conduct field surveys in industrial parks and clusters in the area, moving towards implementing specific projects, contributing to promoting the socio-economic development of the province and strengthening the Vietnam - Japan cooperation relationship.
