Continuing its agenda in Germany, a delegation from Hoa Binh province, led by Permanent Vice Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Council Bui Duc Hinh, engaged in various investment promotion activities in Frankfurt on June 21.

 



Permanent Vice Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Council Bui Duc Hinh and members of the delegation present a souvenir to the Vietnamese Consulate General in Frankfurt.

During a working session with the Vietnamese Consulate General in Frankfurt, Hinh said it is a great opportunity for Hoa Binh to introduce its potential, advantages, majestic natural landscapes, unique cultural identity, and pristine environment as key attractions for sightseeing and business opportunities. 

He expressed a desire for the Consulate General's support in establishing cooperative relationships with German firms and investors, calling for investments in diverse sectors such as industry, tourism, healthcare, education, and high-tech agriculture.

Vietnamese Consul General in Frankfurt Luu Xuan Dong expressed readiness to assist the province in promotional activities and investment facilitation, and showcasing potential strengths and key products to German businesses and investors. He also vowed to connect investors suitable with the province's potential for future collaboration.

The same day, the delegation engaged in discussions with the Frankfurt Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK), manufacturing companies specialising in mechanical products and environmental treatment.

The IHK affirmed willingness to serve as a bridge to introduce, popularise and facilitate investment exchanges between German businesses and Vietnamese localities, especially in fields of Germany's strengths such as renewable energy, quality tourism, processing industry, high-tech agriculture, and quality human resources training.

On the occasion, the delegation also explored practical processes for waste collection, treatment, recycling, energy solutions, and organic waste management at Aqseptence Technology Group. They gained insights into laser technology, artificial intelligence, mobility solutions, and sensors at Precitec company, and conducted market research on trade and tourism in Frankfurt.

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