At the Vietnam-China Tourism and Investment Promotion Forum, Mr. Huynh Van Son, Vice Chairman of Tay Ninh Provincial People’s Committee, highlighted that Tay Ninh has emerged as a premier destination for Chinese investors.
Among over 40 countries and territories with projects in the province, China leads in both the number and scale of investments, boasting 988 projects with a total registered capital of nearly $10 billion, accounting for over 41% of the province’s total FDI.
Chinese enterprises have become strategic partners, closely aligning with Tay Ninh’s development, significantly contributing to export growth, trade surplus, and socio-economic advancement.
Provincial leaders emphasized that these achievements not only reflect the deepening cooperation but also unlock new, breakthrough opportunities, positioning Tay Ninh as a vital link in the Vietnam-China economic partnership.
Effective July 1, Tay Ninh and Long An provinces merged into a new province named Tay Ninh, with the administrative and political center in Tan An City (formerly Long An). The new province spans 8,536.5 km² with a population of 2,959,000.
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