Published on March 22, 2026
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Chí Dũng has emphasized the need for enhanced business collaboration between Việt Nam and Italy, highlighting the potential for establishing Italian industrial parks within the Southeast Asian nation. This initiative aims to deepen investment ties, facilitate technology transfer, and bolster supply chain cooperation.
During a recent meeting, Dũng outlined various opportunities for Italian enterprises to invest in Việt Nam’s dynamic industrial sector. He pointed out that the presence of Italian industrial parks could significantly contribute to the local economy, creating jobs and fostering innovation.
The Deputy Prime Minister also encouraged Italian businesses to take advantage of Việt Nam’s strategic location in the Asia-Pacific region and its growing market potential. parks, Dũng believes that Italian companies can not only benefit from a favorable investment climate but also tap into the country’s skilled workforce and competitive production costs.
Furthermore, he noted that Việt Nam is actively improving its infrastructure and regulatory frameworks to attract foreign direct investment. This includes developing transportation networks and enhancing the reliability of energy supplies, which are crucial for sustaining production and business activities.
Dũng urged Italian companies to collaborate closely with Vietnamese partners, leveraging each other’s strengths to create resilient supply chains that can withstand global economic fluctuations. He emphasized that partnerships in technology and innovation would be key to long-term success.
The call for stronger business ties comes amid a backdrop of growing economic relations between the two countries, with Italy being one of Việt Nam’s significant trading partners in the European Union. Both nations have the potential to expand their cooperation further, particularly in sectors such as manufacturing, textiles, and renewable energy.
As Việt Nam continues to position itself as a spotlight for international investment, the proposed Italian industrial parks represent an exciting development in the ongoing partnership, promising mutual benefits for both economies.
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