Dong Nai promotes a high-tech investment ecosystem

The Technical Human Resources Training and Supply Center (SSTC), under the Dong Nai Industrial Parks and Economic Zones Authority (DNIEZA), coordinated with KN Industrial City (KNIC), a member of KN Holdings, and the Bien Hoa Branch of the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam (Vietcombank) to organize a conference on August 20. The conference was titled “Dong Nai – Southern Vietnam’s Strategic Hub for Industry, Logistics and Investment.”

Pham Viet Phuong, Deputy Head in charge of DNIEZA, speaks at the conference. Photo: Vuong The

In his opening remarks at the conference, Pham Viet Phuong, Deputy Head in charge of DNIEZA, stated that the city is working toward building more comprehensive, greener, and smarter industrial ecosystems to stay ahead of new global investment trends. The government, infrastructure investors, and secondary investors will serve as partners in joint development, thereby helping build the value chain for Dong Nai's industrial sector.

A representative of KNIC introduces two industrial parks: KNIC Nam Long Thanh (Bau Can–Tan Hiep) and KNIC Dong Long Thanh (Xuan Que–Song Nhan). Photo: Vuong The

At the conference, experts and businesses shared views and discussed issues related to policies, infrastructure, finance, logistics, and human resources, as well as their impacts on the ability to implement and expand projects in Dong Nai. In the southern industrial landscape, Dong Nai's appeal is becoming increasingly evident as the city has many of the conditions needed to become one of the key destinations for high-tech investment capital. It offers strong connectivity across infrastructure, supply chains, human resources, and financial services, along with favorable conditions for project implementation.

Delegates exchange ideas during the discussion session. Photo: Vuong The

Long Thanh International Airport, together with the network of expressways, seaports, and key traffic corridors, is gradually forming a multimodal connectivity space, facilitating production, logistics, and trade activities. At the same time, the local orientation for investment attraction is increasingly focused on high-tech, innovative, and green production projects capable of creating long-term added value.

At the conference, representatives of KNIC, which is developing a new-generation industrial city model and is the developer of two major industrial parks, KNIC Nam Long Thanh (Bau Can–Tan Hiep, 1,000 hectares) and KNIC Dong Long Thanh (Xuan Que–Song Nhan, 1,000 hectares), shared their vision for building a modern and sustainable production space suitable for high-tech and high-value-added industries. KNIC projects are envisioned as links in the manufacturing and logistics ecosystem currently taking shape around Long Thanh International Airport, thereby creating more options for businesses seeking investment locations capable of deep integration into regional and international supply chains.

Representatives of SSTC and KNIC sign a cooperation program. Photo: Vuong The

On this occasion, agreements were signed between KNIC and SSTC; KNIC and Dong Nai Technology University; SSTC and the CITARES Training & Research Center; and SSTC and Vietcombank’s Bien Hoa Branch. The agreements aim to strengthen connections between training and the practical needs of businesses, expand internship and employment opportunities, and gradually develop a workforce suited to high-tech manufacturing industries.

By Vuong The – Translated by Minh Hong, Minho