The Mekong Delta province of Hau Giang has introduced investment opportunities in agriculture and renewable energy to firms from the Republic of Korea (RoK)’s Jeollanam province.
Hau Giang (VNA) – The Mekong Deltaprovince of Hau Giang has introduced investment opportunities in agricultureand renewable energy to firms from the Republic of Korea (RoK)’s Jeollanamprovince.
At a working session on August 22 with adelegation from the Jeollanam Business Association, Vice Chairman of theprovincial People’s Committee Nguyen Van Tuan said his locality is calling forinvestment in agricultural production, farm produce processing and cleanenergies such as solar and wind power.
Hau Giang will create the optimal conditions for RoK firms, particularly thosefrom Jeollanam, to invest in the province.
However, he also noted that investors must observeregulations on environmental protection.
Oh Jang Seon, President of the JeollanamBusiness Association, said Korean enterprises are interested in Vietnam’smarket, adding that many members of the association operate in the fields thatHau Giang is calling for investment.
He expressed his hope that investment promotionevents will be organised after the working session, and Hau Giang will help theRoK firms connect with local farmers and promote their products.
The association currently has 50 members, andanother 50 plan to join. Most of them operate in agriculture, industry, food,pharmaceuticals, and agricultural products processing.
The delegation will visit several agriculturalcooperatives and industrial parks in the province.-VNA
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