Programme under review to support Vietnamese enterprises in Bac Ninh

A conference was held on June 26 to review the implementation of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on tripartite cooperation between the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT), the People's Committee of Bac Ninh province, and Samsung Electronics Vietnam Co., Ltd. regarding a programme to support Vietnamese enterprises in Bac Ninh.

Delegates take a group photos after signing a memorandum of understanding on support programme for businesses in Bac Ninh in 2024. (Photo: VNA)
Delegates take a group photos after signing a memorandum of understanding on support programme for businesses in Bac Ninh in 2024. (Photo: VNA)

Bac Ninh (VNA) – A conference was held on June 26 to review the implementation of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on tripartite cooperation between the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT), the People's Committee of Bac Ninh province, and Samsung Electronics Vietnam Co., Ltd. regarding a programme to support Vietnamese enterprises in Bac Ninh.

Signed in September 2020, the MoU aims to increase the annual contribution ratio of Vietnamese enterprises operating in Bac Ninh to the industrial production value generated by Samsung through implementing advisory and supplier development programmes.

Pham Khac Nam, Deputy Director of the provincial Department of Industry and Trade said the support initiatives have yielded positive results.

The manufacturing capacity of Vietnamese businesses has significantly improved, boosting exports, and joining value chains of FDI enterprises, especially Samsung, he said.

As of late 2023, there were 39 out of 340 Vietnamese suppliers joining Samsung’s supply chain.

Participants highlighted the significance of the programme for businesses specialising in supporting industry in Bac Ninh and Samsung in particular. In this format, Vietnamese enterprises gain access to scientifically organised production methods, receive direct support in building on-site quality management systems and training key personnel in factories on measures to improve quality and ability to expand production.

Meanwhile, businesses participating in support programmes to develop smart factories have been trained to strategise and establish a continuous roadmap towards a smart factory model. The digitalisation and automation management solutions directly transferred by Samsung experts have significantly transformed both management systems and production facilities.

Duong Minh Hai from the Kim Sen Industrial Corporation said the consultancy support programmes for improving and developing smart factories have helped instil good habits among employees, thus enhancing production efficiency and applying scientific and technological advancements into management and production operations.

Kim Tea Hoon, Deputy General Director in charge of the Samsung Vietnam Purchasing Centre, said many outstanding enterprises in Bac Ninh have benefited from Samsung's manufacturing experience through deep consultancy activities.

He said that in 2024, Samsung Vietnam will continue to provide consultancy services related to the development of smart factories for five enterprises in Bac Ninh to develop advanced factories with comprehensive production process management through software.

He also affirmed Samsung Vietnam’s commitment to continuously share expertise to support enterprises in Bac Ninh in enhancing their competitive capabilities to meet global standards.

Deputy Chairman of the provincial People's Committee of Bac Ninh provinc, Dao Quang Kha, said cooperation programmes have proven effective, helping enterprises in Bac Ninh and domestic firms in general increase development opportunities and deeper integrate into global supply chains, thus promoting socio-economic development./.

VNA

See more

A port in California of the US (Photo: Xinhua/VNA)

Vietnam attends WTO session on removing technical barriers to trade

The Vietnamese delegation is closely tracking all Specific Trade Concerns, with a keen interest on rules impacting Vietnam’s key and potential exports at the regular session of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Committee on Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT Committee) in Geneva, Switzerland from March 25-28.

The ICON e: (Photo: Honda Vietnam)

Honda Vietnam rolls out first domestically produced electric scooter

The ICON e: is specifically designed for high school students, a young and dynamic demographic seeking safe and convenient mobility. The scooter comes equipped with advanced safety features, including a fire- and water-resistant lithium-ion battery, a combined braking system (CBS), LED lighting for enhanced visibility, and a spacious storage compartment. It is expected to launch in the Vietnamese market in April.

A buyer searches for food products at the fair. (Photo: VNA)

Third Vietnam Outstanding Export Products Fair opens in HCM City

It features nearly 750 booths showcasing a wide range of goods and services like agricultural products, foods and seafood, handicrafts, souvenirs, regionally distinctive goods, textiles, footwear, supporting industries, and food processing, packaging, and preserving technologies.

Fillet catfish for export (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam, US boost agricultural trade

The key agricultural products of the two countries complement each other rather than compete. Therefore, Vietnam is willing to open its market to US agricultural products.

An overview of the B2B session at the Vietnam – India business meeting (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam, India strengthen business ties to boost trade

The business meeting provided a valuable opportunity for direct engagement, allowing participants to gain deeper insights into the Vietnamese and Indian markets and laying the groundwork for sustainable trade expansion.

MobiFone has become the third network operator in Vietnam to offer 5G services. (Photo: VNA)

MobiFone officially launches 5G services

This launch marks a significant milestone in Vietnam’s telecommunications landscape, promising to elevate the digital experience for both individual and business users.