In addition to their economic impact, Danish investments have brought cutting-edge technology, sustainable production standards, and long-term strategic cooperation opportunities to Vietnam.
At an event on March 18, representatives of Nordic nations shared their expertise in leveraging digital transformation for public governance to better serve businesses and citizens.
Vietnam has called on Denmark to share its experience and provide technological and financial support in initiatives in green transformation and fair energy transition.
Signing of MoU signifies partnership between Vietnam’s foremost State-owned economic group in the energy sector and Denmark’s CIP, a leading global investor and developer of renewable energy projects.
On the occasion of the visit to Vietnam by the Danish Royal Family, the Vietnam - Denmark Sustainable Energy Summit will be held on November 1 in Hanoi with the participation of 36 leading Danish enterprises in the energy field. According to the International Energy Agency, Vietnam is the second-largest electricity user in Southeast Asia, which opens up major opportunities for foreign corporations to invest in its energy sector in general and renewable energy in particular.
Danish company Specter, which specializes in the production of outdoor sportswear, opened its first factory in An Giang province on September 30 after two years of design and construction. This is its third factory in Vietnam and the first Danish investment project in the province, with total investment of some $17 million.