Business Initiative Community Project in 2023 The Power of Resonance from People - Technology – Communication
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- 02:13 23/03/2023
DNHN - According to the theme "Power of Resonance from People - Technology - Communication", the business initiative community project will be maintained and expanded in 2023.
According to a report published on March 13 by the World Bank (WB), Vietnam's economic growth is projected to reach 6.3% in 2023. Notably, the WB believes that in contrast to the majority of nations, On the other hand, Vietnam has room to implement growth-promoting measures. The economy should benefit from the partial implementation of the Economic Support Program for 2022-2023. A flexible monetary policy that is closely coordinated with the objectives of fiscal policy will assist in controlling domestic inflation. The reorganization of global supply chains creates opportunities for Vietnam and reduces the impact of a decline in demand from markets such as the United States and Europe.
And to take advantage of the opportunity to return to the market, enterprises in Vietnam's manufacturing industry, supporting industries, and electronics sector should be provided with practical programs to approach and learn new trends and members. Innovations in technology and science, as well as face-to-face meetings with potential partners from around the globe.
Vu Trong Tai, General Director of RX Tradex Vietnam, stated, "For foreign investors, Vietnam remains a promising market with numerous opportunities in the manufacturing and supporting industries. Aid and technology The Enterprise Initiative Community Project is a central program that is part of a series of activities preceding the International Industrial Exhibition - Vietnam Manufacturing Expo (VME) and the International Electronics Exhibition - NEPCON Vietnam. RX Tradex organizes these two international exhibitions annually.
In 2023, the VME International Industry Exhibition will be held from August 9 to 11 and the NEPCON Vietnam International Electronics Exhibition will be held from September 6 to 8. Both exhibitions will take place at the Viet Xo Friendship Palace (I.C.E), located at 91 Tran Hung Dao in Hanoi.
In particular, another edition of the international electronics exhibition NEPCON Vietnam will be held from October 4 to 6, 2023 at the Saigon Exhibition Center (SECC) in Ho Chi Minh City. Along with the innovation of activities and the participation of a large number of partners, we anticipate that VME International Exhibition & NEPCON Vietnam 2023 will provide numerous practical networking opportunities for businesses.
Mr. Phan Quang Vinh, Director of Communications – Marketing, RX Tradex Vietnam, added: "Based on a survey of nearly 600 businesses that have participated since its inception until 2022, Community Project The business initiative will continue to maintain and develop activities that follow the theme "The Power of Resonance from People - Technology - Communication" in 2023. In addition, it is anticipated that the Project will host two forums, four seminars, five seminars, and two skill training programs for managers and business leaders this year. In particular, as a result of the Factory Tour's success in previous years, the Business Initiative Community Project will provide an opportunity to find potential customers in Thailand and Vietnam through the factory tour program in 2023. (Factory visit trip).
Specifically, Factory Visit Trip 2023 was designed to provide Visitors and Exhibitors of the VME and NEPCON Exhibitions, as well as partners, with beneficial factory visit experiences, where business representatives are present. You will have the opportunity to tour the production facilities and processes, as well as learn how the factory operates and how the products are manufactured. Important criteria for selecting factories to visit include a high digitization rate of over 40 percent, the application of new and high-tech machinery and technology, and the current model of a factory that serves industrialization and modernization.
Mr. Pham Trung Hung, Consulting Director at PNA Consulting, a strategic partner of the Business Initiative Community Project since 2020, stated, "People are always a prerequisite, bringing the best of the world. have a significant impact on the functioning of business models. Consequently, the Business Initiative Community Project's theme focusing on the three elements People-Technology-Communication will always be new and essential for businesses, regardless of the stage of the process. Implement strategies for leadership and team development in the workplace."
With exhibitors from over 20 countries and nearly 300 brands of technology & machinery & equipment in the fields of industry and electronics present at the exhibition areas and online international pavilions. Visitors from Japan, the United States, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Germany, and India will be updated on the most recent technological developments...
Throughout the duration of the 02 exhibitions, there will be trade activities geared toward domestic and international businesses, such as a series of seminars, seminars, and outstanding updates in cutting-edge technology from leading brands. especially the completely free business consulting support program under the Business Initiative Community Project, which is designed to assist businesses in recovering from the current complex environment.
Mi Dung
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