Sustainability has become a more and more common topic among the strategic development initiative of several businesses, in particular German manufacturers. Germany has a strong background being a leader in the transition toward a low-carbon-energy system since 2000 with German Energiewende, then German Renewable Energy Law and German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act this year. That’s why they have oriented their production and business activities towards green and sustainable development.
To be ahead of the trend as well as catch up with this concern from German investors, Vietnam is gradually shifting to a more sustainable economic development model, including the development of industrial parks and construction partners as well. Besides, 52,1% of German investment projects in Vietnam focus on manufacturing and processing industries. In this episode hosted by Marko Walde, Chief Representative of AHK Vietnam and Vice Chairman of GBA Vietnam, you would listen to the perspectives of the industrial parks and the constructor as the close partners of German companies in putting attempts to take on the challenges of sustainable manufacturing. We are happy to have our guests joining us:
- Mr. Nguyen Xuan Than, Marketing Executive, Becamex VSIP Binh Dinh Industrial Park
- Mr. Nguyen Chi Toan, Marketing Director, VSIP JV
- Mr. Tran Van Ngan, Vice General Director, Dinco Danang
Enjoy listening!
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Besides the consideration of sustainability matters, to smoothly proceed with the operation/production in Vietnam, German companies must take heed of different aspects. To effectively work with Vietnamese partners or suppliers, they could get support from foreign organizations like AHK Vietnam, providing information and providing support purpose of being in line with the German and European regulations and laws (Market Entry, Business Development, Vocational Training, Supply Chain Due Diligence Act, Marketing & Communications, Healthcare, Agri-food Projects, etc.).
About the AHK Vietnam and our projects to support German and Vietnamese businesses: www.vietnam.ahk.de
Sustainability has become a more and more common topic among the strategic development initiative of several businesses, in particular German manufacturers. Germany has a strong background being a leader in the transition toward a low-carbon-energy system since 2000 with German Energiewende, then German Renewable Energy Law and German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act this year. That’s why they have oriented their production and business activities towards green and sustainable development.
To be ahead of the trend as well as catch up with this concern from German investors, Vietnam is gradually shifting to a more sustainable economic development model, including the development of industrial parks and construction partners as well. Besides, 52,1% of German investment projects in Vietnam focus on manufacturing and processing industries. In this episode hosted by Marko Walde, Chief Representative of AHK Vietnam and Vice Chairman of GBA Vietnam, you would listen to the perspectives of the industrial parks and the constructor as the close partners of German companies in putting attempts to take on the challenges of sustainable manufacturing. We are happy to have our guests joining us:
- Mr. Nguyen Xuan Than, Marketing Executive, Becamex VSIP Binh Dinh Industrial Park
- Mr. Nguyen Chi Toan, Marketing Director, VSIP JV
- Mr. Tran Van Ngan, Vice General Director, Dinco Danang
Enjoy listening!
***
Besides the consideration of sustainability matters, to smoothly proceed with the operation/production in Vietnam, German companies must take heed of different aspects. To effectively work with Vietnamese partners or suppliers, they could get support from foreign organizations like AHK Vietnam, providing information and providing support purpose of being in line with the German and European regulations and laws (Market Entry, Business Development, Vocational Training, Supply Chain Due Diligence Act, Marketing & Communications, Healthcare, Agri-food Projects, etc.).
About the AHK Vietnam and our projects to support German and Vietnamese businesses: www.vietnam.ahk.de