Alongside this, the “Co.opmart Pham The Hien” online supermarket on the website (www.cooponline.vn) was also activated. This 44th Co.opmart in Ho Chi Minh City, located in the Green River apartment building (2225 Pham The Hien, Ward 6, District 8), was fast-tracked by Saigon Co.op to provide an additional trusted shopping destination for the city’s residents during the National Day holiday on September 2nd.
Co.opmart Pham The Hien spans almost 2,500 square meters, offering nearly 20,000 essential items, including fresh and processed foods, cosmetics, fashion, and household goods, along with a range of convenient services.
During its opening, Co.opmart Pham The Hien is issuing free Saigon Co.op membership cards and hosting various promotional programs with discounts of up to 50% on essential items.
Proposed Planning for Adding 2 New Cities in Ho Chi Minh City
According to Architect Ngô Viết Nam Sơn, Ho Chi Minh City should consider planning two cities within the city in the south and north.
Saigon Co.op partners with CJ Group for strategic goods transportation
On January 30th, Saigon Co.op and CJ Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement to build a shared ecosystem for service provision, goods transportation, and the implementation of an automated warehouse system.
Comprehensive regional connectivity
In addition to building strong physical infrastructure, Ho Chi Minh City needs to strengthen its soft connections with other provinces in the region in order to promote economic development. This includes prioritizing the training of skilled workforce and ensuring access to quality healthcare.
2023 Remittances Surpass Half of Ho Chi Minh City’s Budget Revenue
As part of the Homeland Spring 2024 program in Ho Chi Minh City, this morning (2/2), the overseas Vietnamese delegation had a tour of the City Hall and met with city leaders.
Three Economic Growth Scenarios for Ho Chi Minh City in Q1 2024
At the socio-economic meeting reviewing the results of January and setting the goals for February 2024, held this morning (1/2), the Ho Chi Minh City Institute for Research and Development has presented three economic growth scenarios for the first quarter of Ho Chi Minh City.
