Mr. Dang Minh Truong, Chairman of Sun Group’s Board of Directors, speaking at the Conference. Photo: VGP
On the afternoon of August 30, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a meeting with businesses on the theme “80 years of businesses accompanying the country.” The conference was attended by representatives of 60 state-owned groups and corporations, 141 private enterprises, and 50 FDI enterprises.
At the conference, Mr. Dang Minh Truong, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sun Group, shared that since its inception in Danang in 2007, the Group has recognized the potential and responded to the guidance of the Party and State leaders by
pioneering the development of tourism in a professional manner through an ecosystem of tourism projects, with resorts and entertainment projects spanning from North to South.
The first project in Ba Na Hills embodied the philosophy of beautifying the land. Today, Sun Group has a presence in many regions with world-class projects, contributing to changing the face and enhancing Vietnam’s position on the international tourism map, such as Sun World Fansipan Legend in Lao Cai and Sun World Ha Long in Quang Ninh…
In the new context with many opportunities and challenges, Sun Group wants to accompany the Government in achieving the goal of rapid and sustainable development, building a strong and prosperous Vietnam.
“With the goal of tourism contributing about 10% of the country’s GDP, Sun Group commits to continue accompanying the Government to prosper,”
emphasized Mr. Dang Minh Truong.
The Chairman of Sun Group’s Board of Directors added that Vietnam is endowed with abundant natural resources, talented human capital, diverse assets, and cultural heritages, both tangible and intangible. Therefore, if these advantages are reasonably exploited, they will quickly become a competitive edge to foster robust development, helping our country catch up with many other nations globally.
In reality, the Party and State have also issued important guidelines and policies to make tourism a spearhead economic sector. Notably, Resolution 08 of the Politburo clearly defines the goal that by 2030, tourism will become a driving force, promoting the development of many other fields.
What did the Prime Minister present to Sun Group?
Chairman of the Central Committee of Vietnam Fatherland Front, Do Van Chien, and Permanent Deputy Prime Minister, Nguyen Hoa Binh, awarding Certificates of Merit from the Prime Minister to 18 outstanding enterprises. Photo: VGP
During the conference on the theme “80 years of businesses accompanying the country,” in addition to sharing three key messages, the Prime Minister also presented awards to outstanding Vietnamese enterprises.
Sun Group was among the 18 enterprises honored with Certificates of Merit from the Prime Minister.
At the conference, the Prime Minister proposed that the business community and entrepreneurs accompany the Government, ministries, branches, and localities in promoting the implementation of the three strategic breakthroughs towards “open institutions – smooth infrastructure – intelligent entrepreneurs.”
In addition, the Prime Minister requested a focus on effectively implementing the Government’s action programs to realize the Politburo’s resolutions on breakthrough strategies for the development of science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation; substantive, extensive, and effective international integration; law building and enforcement; and private economic development…
The Prime Minister speaking at the Conference. Photo: VGP
Sun Group was established in 2007 and operates in various fields, including real estate, entertainment, construction investment, and aviation. Notably, in the real estate sector, Sun Group develops diverse types and segments, with a particular strength in resort and spiritual projects. The Group’s prominent projects are located in Sa Pa, Quang Ninh, Da Nang, Tay Ninh, and Phu Quoc (An Giang).
Mr. Dang Minh Truong, Chairman of Sun Group, shared that alongside tourism, the Group also accompanies the country in implementing many critical infrastructure projects, such as airports, seaports, and highways, thereby contributing to local socio-economic development and connecting tourist destinations.
Sun Group is one of the private enterprises selected to participate in key national projects, notably serving APEC 2027 in Phu Quoc.
Design concept of the theater within the Da Nang Downtown project. This project, invested by Sun Group, is among the 250 projects that commenced simultaneously on August 19. Photo: ĐVTK
Sun Group is also seeking opportunities and proposing to invest in urban and civil projects in many other provinces and cities, with investment capital amounting to thousands of billion VND.
Design concept of the Van Don Complex Service, Tourism, Resort, and Entertainment Project with International-level Casino. Photo: ĐVTK
According to plans, by 2030, Vietnam will welcome nearly 200 million domestic and international tourists, with total revenue estimated at VND 2,630 thousand billion. Simultaneously, the tourism industry will contribute 13-14% of GDP in 2030…
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