These linkages will focus on four key priority industries: mechanical engineering; electronics and information technology; pharmaceuticals, rubber, and plastics; and food and beverage processing.
While various bottlenecks are to be eased under a draft Law on Environmental Protection, it also aims to, among others, improve mindsets on governance.
Hai Phong continues to maintain its position as the busiest seaport in Vietnam, with over 40,000 vessel and vehicle arrivals, including approximately 19,000 ship calls.
The projects spanning six key sectors, including industrial development, urban and housing projects, trade and services, healthcare, education, tourism, agriculture, environmental initiatives, and major regional transport infrastructure.
Long stymied by their remoteness and accompanying access issues, Dien Bien and Lai Chau are now set to emerge as torch-bearers for the development of Vietnam’s northwest region.
During their talks in Singapore on May 29, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and President of Vietnam To Lam and Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong agreed to further enhance the effectiveness of bilateral cooperation mechanisms and elevate strategic cooperation in line with the newly established Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.