The delegation, from the Central Trading & Development Group, was welcomed by Chairman of the Ninh Binh Provincial People's Committee Dinh VanDien, and representatives from relevant branches and agencies.
They were briefted that the Kim Son industrial zone, which was approved by the Prime Minister, covers a land area of over 8,000 hectares. The zone was designed to house multiple industries, including power generation; agro-fishery processing; mechanics and assembly; and ship building and repair. It will have such facilities as a cargo whaft and storage houses.
Representing the Taiwanese Central Trading & Development Group, Frances Dah-Wen Ba said Kim Son boasts promising potential for the development of the marine economy.
Other Taiwanese businessmen discussed mechanisms, policies and procedures when investing in Ninh Binh.
At the working session, Chairman Dien said Ninh Binh is willing to cooperate with investors coming to the province and will create the best conditions for them. He also wished the CT& D Group would soon make investment in Kim Son.
(Translated by Nguyen Thuy)