In Ho Chi Minh City, the Thanh Hoa Provincial Business Association hosted an investment promotion conference
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- 02:08 05/07/2022
DNHN - Thanh Hoa Provincial Business Association and Thanh Hoa Entrepreneurs Club in Ho Chi Minh City and southern regions conducted an Investment Promotion Conference on July 1 in Ho Chi Minh City.
The delegation of the Thanh Hoa Province Business Association included representatives from some departments, branches, and more than 40 member enterprises in the province; the Ho Chi Minh City Business Association; and Thanh Hoa Entrepreneurs Club enterprises in Ho Chi Minh City and southern provinces.
Investment promotion initiatives between Thanh Hoa Provincial Business Association and Thanh Hoa Entrepreneur Club in Ho Chi Minh City and southern provinces and cities have not been conducted in the past due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic.
Enterprises and entrepreneurs in Thanh Hoa province, as well as businesses of Thanh Hoa Entrepreneurs Club in Ho Chi Minh City and southern provinces and cities, have taken advantage of the period; restored production and business, and initially achieved spectacular achievements. This is a good sign and a suitable environment for holding investment promotion conferences and connecting firms in Thanh Hoa province and Ho Chi Minh City, as well as other southern provinces and cities.
Mr Cao Tien Doan, Chairman of Thanh Hoa Provincial Business Association, stated at the conference that the investment promotion conference in Ho Chi Minh City is one of the practical and meaningful activities for the community in general and enterprises in Thanh Hoa - Ho Chi Minh City in particular.
This is an opportunity to share the potential and qualities of Thanh's land and people with investors, and friends near and far across the country, and to seek prospects for cooperation and business.
The Chairman of Thanh Hoa Business Association proposed and recommended that leaders in Thanh Hoa and Ho Chi Minh City focus on developing linkage mechanisms and policies that contribute to creating the most favourable business investment environment, particularly the incentive mechanism so that businesses led by Thanh Hoa children who are currently operating in production and business in Ho Chi Minh City have many opportunities to return to their homeland invest in different sectors.
Delegates and entrepreneurs from Thanh Hoa Provincial Business Association and Thanh Hoa Entrepreneurs Club in Ho Chi Minh City also promoted and introduced the potential and advantages of their businesses and localities at the conference, as well as exchanged experiences and shared investment cooperation opportunities between businesses.
The remarks were on providing answers and ideas for long-term connections and attachments between firms in Thanh Hoa province and businesses and entrepreneurs in Ho Chi Minh City and the southern regions. As a result, collaboration in investment, production, and company growth is encouraged, contributing to the effective accomplishment of the province's socio-economic development objectives and tasks.
The Thanh Hoa Business Association team visited and handed presents to Nhan Muoi Real Estate Co., Ltd., Dai Dung Group, and Chau Construction Materials Joint Stock Company Europe while attending this investment promotion conference (EBM).
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