Hyundai Aluminum Vina shareholding company, which belongs to the Aluko group from the Republic of Korea, and authorities in the northern province of Hung Yen signed a memorandum of understanding on May 24.
Hung Yen (VNA) – HyundaiAluminum Vina shareholding company, which belongs to the Aluko group from theRepublic of Korea, and authorities in the northern province of Hung Yen signeda memorandum of understanding on May 24.
The signing was part of a workingsession to discuss investment opportunities. The meeting was attended byrepresentatives from both sides and Kim Kyoung Hun, head of the council inDaejeon, a Korean city.
Kim Kyoung Hun said he wants to seewin-win cooperation between the sides, with investment focused on high-techfarming and agricultural processing, among other sectors.
Nguyen Van Phong, Chairman of theprovincial People Committee, introduced local strengths and industrialprojects, including the 3,000-ha Ly Thuong Kiet industrial urban area and the1,000-ha Pho Hien university complex.
He invited Korean investors to invest inthe local market, particularly in industry, agriculture, health, education andculture.
Dang Ngoc Quynh, Vice Chairman of theprovincial People’s Committee, said Hung Yen will create the best conditionspossible for the company to study the feasibility of a 200-ha project at the LyThuong Kiet urban area.-VNA
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Illustrative photo (Source: nhomhyundai.net) 
