Japanese businesses have invested more than US$1.4 billion in the province, contributing to economic growth, workforce development and the adoption of modern management practices.
Tây Ninh and Vĩnh Long each have distinct strengths and opportunities, while Hong Kong offers international connectivity, financial capacity, logistics capabilities and professional services.
Tây Ninh Province is promoting green production and digital transformation to improve industrial efficiency and strengthen competitiveness amid rising environmental standards.
Tây Ninh was asked to adopt concerted measures through year-end to meet its socio-economic targets for 2026 and beyond as fully as possible. The effort should be guided by clear roles, tasks, timelines, responsibilities and authority.
Tây Ninh hopes cooperation with Dutch company Harvest Waste BV will go beyond a specific project to open up opportunities for long-term collaboration in environmental protection, energy and the circular economy, contributing to green and sustainable development in the province.
Companies in electronics, precision engineering, and supporting industries have increased investment as Tây Ninh strengthens its position as one of southern Việt Nam''s leading industrial hubs.
Tây Ninh ranked fourth nationwide in foreign direct investment attraction in the first half of this year, approving 70 new foreign-invested projects worth nearly $340 million and allowing 69 existing projects to increase their registered capital by more than $1.9...
Suntory PepsiCo Vietnam Beverage on July 10 inaugurated its US$300 million Tây Ninh Plant, its largest and most technologically advanced facility in Việt Nam.
Tây Ninh wishes to become a trusted partner of the Belgium business community, particularly in areas such as circular economy, clean energy, environmental technology, biotechnology and advanced agriculture.
A delegation from Japan’s Okayama City, led by Mayor Masao Omori, paid a working visit to the southern province of Tay Ninh on April 15, aiming to enhance exchanges and promote bilateral cooperation between the two localities.
The southern province of Tây Ninh has seen notable progress with the development of 51 industrial parks, covering over 15,000 hectares, reaching half of the planned goal by 2030, according to the provincial Economic Zone Authority of Tây Ninh.
Tây Ninh is strengthening its position as the country’s leading cassava hub, as the province moves to upgrade its value chain and expand exports amid deeper international integration.
Việt Nam’s cold storage system is unevenly distributed, with facilities densely concentrated in some areas while remaining scarce in key raw material regions.
Tây Ninh currently houses more than 1,950 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects, with total registered capital exceeding $24.5 billion. In 2025, the province’s total export turnover was estimated at over $16 billion, up 9.21 per cent compared to last year.