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/ February 28, 2021

An Phat Holdings donated VND20b to support Hai Duong’s pandemic fight

Nguyen Duc Tuan (Third from the left) – Chairman of the Viet Nam Fatherland Front Committee of Hai Duong, received VND20 billion from An Phat Holdings. — Photo courtesy of the group An Phat Holdings (APH) has handed over VND20 billion (US$851,000) support to the northern province of Hai Duong buy vaccines for in the fight against COVID-19. Earlier, APH donated VND11.35 billion including cash, necessities and equipment to the province, bringing the total donation to VND31.35 billion. An Phat Holdings in co-ordination with Youth Union, individuals, organisations, businesses launched a campaign “Relief and rescue agricultural products of Hai Duong”, also helped rescue 1,000 tonnes of farm products. This is also the biggest donation that An Phat Holdings has made to Hai Duong Province in pandemic prevention. Pham Van Tuan, the group’s Acting Deputy CEO said: “In the situation of urgent need to have vaccines, helping people feel secure and helping the government to control the pandemic early is not only the responsibility of An Phat Holdings but also other organizations and individuals who want to contribute.” Hai Duong is the key production area of the group with 10 plants, many subsidiaries and 3,500 employees. Along with the community support, it always complies with preventive measures at all locations as well as performing COVID-19 tests on all employees. In early 2020, since the outbreak of COVID-19 in Ha Noi, An Phat Holdings also donated products to 300 residents and soldiers on quarantine duty in Truc Bach Area and 5,000 medical masks and hand sanitizers to the Viet Nam Embassy in the US. — VNS …

/ March 1, 2021

An Phát Holdings donated VNĐ20b to support Hải Dương’s pandemic fight

Nguyễn Đức Tuấn (Third from the left) – Chairman of the Việt Nam Fatherland Front Committee of Hải Dương, received VNĐ20 billion from An Phát Holdings. — Photo courtesy of the group HẢI DƯƠNG — An Phát Holdings (APH) has handed over VNĐ20 billion (US$851,000) support to the northern province of Hải Dương buy vaccines for in the fight against COVID-19. Earlier, APH donated VNĐ11.35 billion including cash, necessities and equipment to the province, bringing the total donation to VNĐ31.35 billion. An Phát Holdings in co-ordination with Youth Union, individuals, organisations, businesses launched a campaign “Relief and rescue agricultural products of Hải Duong”, also helped rescue 1,000 tonnes of farm products. This is also the biggest donation that An Phát Holdings has made to Hải Dương Province in pandemic prevention. Phạm Văn Tuấn, the group’s Acting Deputy CEO said: “In the situation of urgent need to have vaccines, helping people feel secure and helping the government to control the pandemic early is not only the responsibility of An Phát Holdings but also other organizations and individuals who want to contribute.” Hải Dương is the key production area of the group with 10 plants, many subsidiaries and 3,500 employees. Along with the community support, it always complies with preventive measures at all locations as well as performing COVID-19 tests on all employees. In early 2020, since the outbreak of COVID-19 in Hà Nội, An Phát Holdings also donated products to 300 residents and soldiers on quarantine duty in Trúc Bạch Area and 5,000 medical masks and hand sanitizers to the Việt Nam Embassy in the US. — VNS …

/ November 9, 2019

Vietnam considers S.Korean business community strategic partner for economic restructuring

The Hanoitimes - Vietnam wants to be an active player in the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR4.0) and hopes South Korean companies to develop I4.0 products in Vietnam, said Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung. Vietnam considers the South Korean business community a strategic partner for economic restructuring and innovation towards greater growth quality and national competitiveness, according to Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung. Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung (r) and Joo Hyung-chul (l), chair of the Special Committee for South Korea’s New Southern Policy. Source: VGP The future of the Vietnam – South Korea relations relies on vision, self-motivation and dynamism of two countries’ enterprises, Dung said at the Vietnam – South Korea business summit held on November 9 at the Chu Lai Economic Zone in the central province of Quang Nam. The event was jointly chaired by Dung and Joo Hyung-chul, chair of the Special Committee for South Korea’s New Southern Policy, along with the attendance of over 250 major South Korean companies and Vietnamese peers. Dung said the Vietnam – South Korea relationship is at its peak, thanks to the friendship and joint efforts from the two governments and citizens from each country. South Korea remains Vietnam’s top investors with 8,190 projects with combined registered capital of US$65.7 billion, making significant contributions to Vietnam’s core economic sectors such as electronics, energy, automobile, construction, services, among others. Additionally, South Korea is also one of Vietnam’s major trade partners with bilateral trade turnover of US$65.8 billion in 2018, and US$44 billion in the first eight months of 2019. “Vietnam welcomes South Korea’s New Southern Policy with a focus on the people and peace that promotes prosperity, in which Vietnam is considered a key partner,” Dung said. In the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Vietnam is transforming itself into a digital …