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Chinese firms put Vietnam on expansion radar
Production line for equipment of Gerui De Group. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
Central air conditioning systems manufactured by Chinese companies have been exported to the Vietnamese market. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
Hu Shujun, General Manager of the International Trade & Engineering Company at Shandong-based Gerui De Group, believes that strengthening cooperation between businesses of the two countries will promote regional supply chain connectivity. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
New energy and manufacturing companies in China are particularly interested in the Vietnamese market. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
Tan Mingming, Deputy Director of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Dezhou Municipal People’s Government, says Vietnam delivers a business-friendly environment, high operational efficiency, social stability and a massive market that still has plenty of room to run. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
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Chinese firms put Vietnam on expansion radar
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Authorities of Dezhou city, a manufacturing powerhouse in China’s Shandong province, have put Vietnam squarely on their expansion radar, drawn by its improving investment climate and surging demand for industry, infrastructure and green transition. Modern agriculture, new energy, manufacturing, environment protection and urban development have been flagged as the most promising battlegrounds for future deals. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
Chinese firms put Vietnam on expansion radar
Authorities of Dezhou city, a manufacturing powerhouse in China’s Shandong province, have put Vietnam squarely on their expansion radar, drawn by its improving investment climate and surging demand for industry, infrastructure and green transition. Modern agriculture, new energy, manufacturing, environment protection and urban development have been flagged as the most promising battlegrounds for future deals. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
Chinese firms put Vietnam on expansion radar
Authorities of Dezhou city, a manufacturing powerhouse in China’s Shandong province, have put Vietnam squarely on their expansion radar, drawn by its improving investment climate and surging demand for industry, infrastructure and green transition. Modern agriculture, new energy, manufacturing, environment protection and urban development have been flagged as the most promising battlegrounds for future deals. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
Chinese firms put Vietnam on expansion radar
Authorities of Dezhou city, a manufacturing powerhouse in China’s Shandong province, have put Vietnam squarely on their expansion radar, drawn by its improving investment climate and surging demand for industry, infrastructure and green transition. Modern agriculture, new energy, manufacturing, environment protection and urban development have been flagged as the most promising battlegrounds for future deals. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
Chinese firms put Vietnam on expansion radar
Authorities of Dezhou city, a manufacturing powerhouse in China’s Shandong province, have put Vietnam squarely on their expansion radar, drawn by its improving investment climate and surging demand for industry, infrastructure and green transition. Modern agriculture, new energy, manufacturing, environment protection and urban development have been flagged as the most promising battlegrounds for future deals. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
Chinese firms put Vietnam on expansion radar
Authorities of Dezhou city, a manufacturing powerhouse in China’s Shandong province, have put Vietnam squarely on their expansion radar, drawn by its improving investment climate and surging demand for industry, infrastructure and green transition. Modern agriculture, new energy, manufacturing, environment protection and urban development have been flagged as the most promising battlegrounds for future deals. VNA Photo: Quang Hưng
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