Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai visits and works with Foxconn Vietnam

Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai (fifth from right) presents a commemorative gift to Mr. Chau Nghia Van at the working session with Foxconn Vietnam.

The delegation included Mr. Pham Van Thinh, Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee; Major General Bui Duy Hung, Director of the City Police; Colonel Van Khac Thanh, Commander of the City Military Command; along with leaders of the Bac Ninh Industrial Parks Management Board and representatives of relevant agencies.

The delegation was welcomed by Mr. Chau Nghia Van, General Director of Foxconn Vietnam, and leaders of the Group’s member companies.

Delegates attend the working session at Foxconn Vietnam’s headquarters.

At the meeting, Foxconn representatives provided an overview of the Group’s development, global production network, operations in Vietnam and development strategy for the coming years.

As a world-leading technology group in electronics manufacturing, Foxconn currently operates in 24 countries and territories. Since entering Vietnam in 2007, the Group has gradually expanded its operations across multiple localities, with Bac Ninh serving as one of its key production hubs. To date, Foxconn has implemented 22 projects in Bac Ninh, creating jobs for approximately 140,000 workers and making significant contributions to the city's industrial development, exports and economic growth.

Alongside expanding its manufacturing operations, Foxconn is accelerating its transition towards high-tech industries. Under its “3+3+3” strategy, the Group is focusing on three industries – electric vehicles, digital healthcare and robotics; three core technologies – artificial intelligence, semiconductors and next-generation communications; and promoting smart manufacturing, smart electric vehicles and smart cities.

Delegates visit the Group’s technology exhibition area.

Speaking at the meeting, Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai commended Foxconn’s development and its contributions to Bac Ninh over nearly two decades, particularly in industrial development, job creation and economic growth. He acknowledged the contributions made by Foxconn and the wider business community to the city's development, helping lay the foundation for Bac Ninh to become a centrally governed city.

He expressed his hope that Foxconn would continue expanding its production operations while becoming more deeply involved in technology development, connecting local businesses with the Group’s supply chains and cooperating in the training of highly skilled human resources.

He also called on Foxconn to pay greater attention to workers’ living conditions and social welfare; leverage its international partner network to attract more investors to Bac Ninh; actively contribute recommendations to the city's investment attraction and support policies; and promptly report difficulties and obstacles so that the city's relevant authorities can coordinate in addressing them.

Bac Ninh is firmly committed to improving its investment and business environment, completing technical infrastructure, accelerating administrative reforms and proactively coordinating to resolve outstanding difficulties and obstacles, thereby creating the most favourable conditions for Foxconn and other businesses to expand production and achieve sustainable, long-term development.

Mr. Chau Nghia Van, General Director of Foxconn Vietnam (seated in the middle), speaks at the working session.

For his part, Mr. Chau Nghia Van expressed his sincere appreciation for the attention and support provided by the city’s leaders and Bac Ninh authorities throughout the Group’s operations. He spoke highly of the local investment environment and the authorities’ timely coordination in addressing difficulties related to infrastructure and production conditions, helping the company maintain stable operations and gradually expand its business.

He affirmed that Foxconn would continue to regard Bac Ninh as a key location in its development strategy in Vietnam, pledging to maintain a long-term presence, expand production, create more jobs and contribute to the city's socio-economic development.

On this occasion, Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai presented a commemorative gift to Mr. Chau Nghia Van, General Director of Foxconn Vietnam’s headquarters./.

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