Covering nearly 300,000 square metres, the exhibition brings together more than 3,000 businesses and is expected to attract over 200,000 professional visitors from China and abroad.
Developing high-tech and urban agriculture is a strategic priority for HCM City as it seeks to optimise land use and adapt to rapid urbanisation. By 2030, the city plans to build an interconnected, specialised network of high-tech agricultural parks.
New policies are also expected to support industrial park leasing from 2027, although their impact will depend on projects'' ability to meet the infrastructure requirements of high-tech industries and foster domestic supply chains.
The rankings reflect a major shift in the sector: technology is no longer about showcasing sophisticated equipment, but about cutting costs, boosting productivity and generating real returns.
The park would support the development of agricultural and aquatic product processing, advanced agricultural machinery, renewable energy and technologies aimed at addressing climate change, city authorities said. The initial development will cover 200ha, with a further 100ha reserved for future...
Việt Nam is pursuing policies to encourage investment in high-tech production and wants companies to strengthen links with domestic businesses, universities and research institutes.
The city encourages businesses to research and apply post-harvest technologies and deep-processing solutions to make better use of by-products and increase the value of agricultural products.
Besides infrastructure, Việt Nam must also rapidly develop a highly skilled workforce to attract investment in AI, semiconductors and advanced manufacturing, experts have said.
HCM City is shifting from conventional agricultural production towards an urban agricultural economy, with science and technology, innovation and commercialisation identified as key drivers for generating greater value from increasingly limited land, a conference in the city heard on August...
The VCA will also build a professional ecosystem providing consultancy and support for members while renewing its operating methods and strengthening grassroots-oriented activities to protect member interests.
As multinational companies increasingly incorporate environmental, social and governance requirements, low-carbon production and sustainability into investment decisions, traditional industrial land is becoming less competitive.
The proposed 496.1-hectare high-tech park in Hưng Yên is expected to attract talent and innovation from Hà Nội while strengthening production and logistics links across the Northern Key Economic Region.
The seminar was organised on the occasion of the 33rd anniversary of diplomatic relations between Việt Nam and Israel, aiming to promote cooperation in modern agriculture.