For this 2011 series, “Vietnam Manufacturing Expo” Vietnam’s Most Comprehensive Show for Industrial Parts Manufacturing and Supporting Industries has maintained high standards and strong commitments for Vietnam’s manufacturing industry developments by presenting the “3-in-1 Serving All Industrial Needs!” exhibitions.
It is the first time in Vietnam’s manufacturing and supporting industries industrialists will discover tremendous business opportunities as three quality trade exhibitions are joining forces for parts makers to meet new buyers from Japan and other countries and enhance their productivity with new machinery and technologies in “Industrial Components & Subcontracting Vietnam 2011”, “SI Exhibition: The 4th Vietnam – Japan Exhibition on Supporting Industries in Hanoi” and “Vietnam Manufacturing Expo 2011”
The empowerment of these three quality trade exhibitions will make the “Largest” and the “Most Comprehensive” manufacturing exhibition in Hanoi during 15 – 17 September 2011, at I.C.E. Hanoi (Cung Van Hoa), Hanoi, Vietnam, with strong supports from: Ministry of Science & Technology (MST), Ministry of Planningand Investment (MPI), Ministry of Information and Communications, Ministry of Industry and Trade (MIT), Hanoi University of Technology (HUT), Hanoi People’s Committee, Hanoi Trade and Promotion Center, JETRO Hanoi, Vietnam Automation Association (VAA), Vietnam Electro – Technical Industry Association(VELINA), Vietnam Steel Association (VSA), Vietnamese Association of Mechanical Industry (VAMI), Vietnamese Society of Automotive Engineers (VSAE), Vietnam-German Technology Transfer and Training Center(HWC),Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry (TAMI), Singapore Manufacturers' Federation (SMa), Association of Electronics Industries In Singapore (AEIS), BOI - Unit For Industrial Linkage Development (BUILD), Thai Tool & Die Industry Association (TDIA) andThai Subcontracting Promotion Association
Mr. Chainarong Limpkittisin, Managing Director of Reed Tradex said that a fast growing of foreign investors lead to an expansion of Vietnam industrial manufacturing, especially the local production has been growing in recent year. In 2010, an import of machinery instrument and accessories were approximately US$13.7 billion while the imports of electronics, computer and spare parts were US$5.2 billion, parts and accessories for motor were US$1.93 billion, and assembled motorcycles and parts and accessories for motorcycles was US$898 million according to General Statistics Office of Vietnam (GSO). This means local industrial production in terms of subcontracting in automotive, electronic, and heavy industry are sustainably expanded during the last year.
The FDI sector has taken a rather large part in the high growth of expansion with 17.2% and the production value of the manufacturing increased by 14.9% in 2010. The growth rate and expansion of industrial parks in Hanoi have reflected that Vietnam’s industrial sector is the key driver for the national economy. Specifically, Vietnam’s industry is clearly strong in its road map plans. It is widely open to international manufacturing technologies for exports, as well as has continuous competitiveness in heavy industries e.g. automotive, information technology, textiles, electronics, steel and iron, ship building and construction sectors. The real factors that have made it all happen for Vietnamese manufacturing is the transfer of technologies and knowledge.
A major concern of the Vietnamese government is trade deficit; in other words, the country needs to up their industrial production for export while relying more on its supporting industries. Hence, this is the right moment for many corporations to prepare their businesses for revolving orders, and that the quality development should be focused. Consequently, modern manufacturing innovations and technologies are truly needed.
Aiming to provide strategic guidelines for effective business and industrial planning for industrial in Vietnam in order to maximize opportunities that the economy is presenting, we would like to invite businessmen and Vietnamese industrialists to attend Vietnam Manufacturing and Supporting Industries Forum on Thursday 11 August 2011 during 14.00 – 16.00 hrs, at Function Room I Melia Hanoi Hotel, Hanoi, Vietnam.
The function is a part of pre-show activities of Vietnam Manufacturing Expo 2011. The free seminar features the highlighted topic of “Challenges, Opportunities in Developing Vietnam’s Supporting Industry” Keynote Speech by Dr. Vu Tien Loc, Chairman and President - Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and Panel Discussion on “How Vietnamese Supporting Industries Increasing their efficiency to Support Japanese Company?” in the topic of “How Vietnamese Supporting Industries Delivery to Japanese Company Standard?” by Mr. Le Gia Bao, Deputy Director - FC Hoa Lac Co., Ltd, “Standard of Product Quality” by Mr. Kimihiro Funatsu, Purchase Department’s Director - HONDA Vietnam and “JICA Activities for Vietnamese Supporting Industries to Meet Japanese Company Standard?” by Mr. Hitoyoshi Shii, JICA SV development team for supporting industry.
Nam Pham
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