Modern IPs, good policies key to Binh Duong success

The southern province of Binh Duong's modern industrial parks and business support policies have helped attract thousands of domestic and foreign enterprises.

VSIP is one of the bridges connecting Vietnamese businesses and foreign investors in Binh Duong province. (Photo: VNA)
VSIP is one of the bridges connecting Vietnamese businesses and foreign investors in Binh Duong province. (Photo: VNA)

Binh Duong (VNS/VNA) – The southern province of Binh Duong's modern industrial parks and business support policies have helped attract thousands of domestic and foreign enterprises.

The province has more than 4,300 foreign businesses that have invested 41 billion USD and 68,573 domestic enterprises with combined investment of 754 trillion VND (33 billion USD).

Its annual industrial production and exports top tens of billions of dollars.

The Vietnam - Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) is one of its most modern industrial parks, and has attracted a number of domestic and foreign businesses who have set up factories there.

Nguyen Van Hung, Co-chairman of the VSIP Group, said Becamex, Sembcorp and other partners have boldly implemented unprecedented policies with the goal of effectively developing industry in Binh Duong.

VSIP has been recognised as a model industrial park, not just in Vietnsm but also in the region he said.

In the past two decades, VSIP has transformed from a traditional industrial park into an urban-industrial complex, bringing new urban solutions and sustainable infrastructure and attracting many investors, he said.

It has 630 tenants from 30 countries, and attracted FDI of more than 9 billion USD, achieved cumulative exports of 32 billion USD and created 174,000 jobs, he added.

Since the first park was built in Binh Duong in 1996, 10 more VSIPs have sprung up across the country.

Eliseo Barcas, Managing Director and President of Tetra Pak Vietnam in VSIP No.2A in Binh Duong, said his company is always ready to welcome local businesses into its supply chain as long as they comply with environmental protection and sustainability norms.

It supports local businesses in building capacity to recycle paper cartons as part of its global low-carbon and circular economy strategy, he said.

Nguyen Trong Luat, General Director of Cicor Vietnam Limited Liability Company, said Vietnamese businesses that want to become partners of foreign enterprises, especially large manufacturing corporations, need to focus on improving production capacity and complying with partners' standards.

Vice Chairman of the Binh Duong People's Committee Nguyen Van Danh said in the context of increasing international economic integration, building and maintaining a favorable business environment is a key factor to attract investment and promote economic development.

The province has implemented many programmes to help manufacturers and suppliers link up with retailers and import-export businesses, he said.

“Binh Duong always strives to organise international conferences, seminars and trade exhibitions, creating conditions for businesses to meet directly with potential partners. We believe that promoting exchange and cooperation between businesses will help them grasp market trends and new technologies, thereby improving product and service quality.

“The provincial government also has many preferential policies to help businesses."

It always encourages local enterprises to meet international standards and supports them in participating in global supply chains, he added./.


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