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Monday, 23/12/2024
Monday, 23/12/2024
Hai Duong province is conducting trade and investment promotion activities in New Zealand.
A delegation from Hai Duong province led by Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Trieu The Hung had working sessions with the Auckland Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Auckland CCI), Pacific Silk Road Limited, J&P Turner Ltd Group… in New Zealand on April 24 as part of their visit to the country.
Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Trieu The Hung informed the units of Hai Duong’s strengths and attractive preferential policies for foreign investors, including exemption and reduction of corporate income tax, import-export tax, and land use fees; infrastructure construction support...
Hai Duong is seeking investment in processing, manufacturing, electricity, electronics, production of building materials, hi-tech agriculture, ecotourism, high quality services, and regional and international logistics.
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The province also has many potential export products, such as garments, electronic components, and agricultural products like lychees, onions, garlic, carrots, fruits, and vegetables that can satisfy export standards.
“Hai Duong commits to always assist investors in learning about the provincial investment environment, finding and connecting partners,” said Hung.
The province will always accompany investors throughout the process of investment opportunity exploration, production, and business in the locality, the provincial chairman added.
The Auckland CCI shared experiences in developing New Zealand's economic models and expressed readiness for long-term cooperation with Hai Duong province.
On this occasion, Chairman of the Hai Duong provincial People's Committee Trieu The Hung respectfully invited representatives of Kalandra Education Group to the province during its upcoming visit to Vietnam to discuss educational cooperation opportunities.
The province is calling for foreign investment resources for the construction of vocational schools, especially those that train occupations associated with hi-tech agriculture.
QUANG HANH