South-central Binh Duong province is diversifying its attraction of foreign investment from markets and partners of potential, targeting transnational groups in possession of advanced technologies and governance measures, a representative from provincial authorities told a visiting delegation led by Mr. Rene Piil Pedersen, Managing Director of A.P Moller Singapore Pte Ltd (Maersk Line), on August 8.
The province seeks to promote investment and trade and hopes to cooperate with enterprises and groups that are both prestigious and socially-responsible and have long-term and suitable development strategies.
It is also developing modern traffic infrastructure and strengthening links with nearby localities. It also focuses on developing new industrial ecosystems and smart urban areas, training high-quality human resources, and improving its investment environment, and pledges to create favorable conditions for businesses.
A representative of the visiting delegation said they expect to learn in detail about the province’s industrial ecosystem and development orientations, to prepare a new investment plan for a large-scale logistics warehouse and center to serve long-term operations in Binh Duong.
A.P. Moller - Maersk is a global integrator of container logistics from Denmark. With over 100,000 staff and a presence in more than 130 countries and territories, it delivers end-to-end supply chain solutions to customers worldwide.
Maersk Vietnam was founded in 1991 and became the first wholly foreign-invested logistics company in the country. In Binh Duong, it operates five warehouse complexes on a total area of 151,000 sq m in strategic local logistics areas.
Denmark is currently ranked ninth among 65 countries and territories with investment projects in the province, with total registered capital of $1.56 billion.
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