Taiwanese firms hope to boost cooperation with Dong Nai province

04:08, 03/08/2017

(ĐN)- Nearly 100 Taiwanese-invested enterprises and other enterprises in Dong Nai province took part in a conference on boosting trade links between enterprises in Dong Nai and Taiwanese-invested enterprises.

(ĐN)- Nearly 100 Taiwanese-invested enterprises and other enterprises in Dong Nai province took part in a conference on boosting trade links between enterprises in Dong Nai and Taiwanese-invested enterprises which was jointly held by the provincial Department of Industry and Trade and Taiwanese Commerce Association in Dong Nai province last week.

At the function, the businesses introduced their operation fields, products as well as demand on materials for production. Taiwanese-invested enterprises highly praised the development of production activities of businesses in Dong Nai, especially in the field of supporting industry.

Taiwanese-invested enterprises hoped that local authorities would act as a bridge to help local businesses and Taiwanese businesses boost their cooperation and enhance the usage of domestic materials for production, contributing to manufacture products with competitive prices.

Vice Chairman Tran Van Vinh of the provincial People’s Committee affirmed that the conference aimed at boosting trade links, helping products manufactured in Dong Nai become materials for Taiwanese businesses’ production, contributing to the effective development of trade and production between the two sides.

He also stressed that Dong Nai will try its best to create optimal conditions for businesses operating in the province. The province’s authorities will boost administrative reforms, make preferential policies for enterprises as well as increase competitiveness to call on more investment and accompany with enterprises, hed added.

So far, Dong Nai has had over 1,700 FDI projects capitalized more than US$30 billion. Taiwanese-invested companies have pledged total investment capital of more than US$5 billion in nearly 290 projects.

Reported by B.N