Da Nang enhances cooperation with Chinese partners and localities

Standing Deputy Secretary Toan expressed his appreciation to the Vietnamese Embassy in China for its attention and support for Da Nang’s foreign affairs as well as its role in promoting cooperation between the city and various Chinese localities and partners.

He also provided an overview of Da Nang’s development and the activities planned during the municipal delegation’s working visit.

He also asked Ambassador Pham Thanh Binh to continue supporting Da Nang in connecting with potential partners and advancing the implementation of cooperation agreements, as well as sharing information and experience in developing free trade zones, financial centers, seaports, logistics and high-tech industries.

Da Nang also hoped to receive assistance in connecting with capable and reputable investors, promoting trade and tourism, expanding air connectivity, and strengthening cooperation in education and training, healthcare and people-to-people exchanges, he added.

In his discussions with the Da Nang delegation, Ambassador Pham Thanh Binh voiced his hope that cooperation between Da Nang and Chinese localities and partners would be developed in a practical manner, in line with the city’s needs and development priorities.

He suggested Da Nang expand cooperation with localities that share similar characteristics and have strengths in high-tech industries, semiconductor chips and free trade. The purpose is to enable the exchange of experience and the identification of new cooperation opportunities.

Also on the same day, during a working session with CRCC16, Standing Deputy Secretary Toan outlined Da Nang’s development vision.

He called on the company to share its experience in developing transport infrastructure connecting seaports with logistics networks.

Particular emphasis was placed on integrating railways with seaports, as well as planning freight stations, container yards and logistics centers.

He underlined the city’s keen interest in exploring potential cooperation in railway development and urban infrastructure, and exchanging technical solutions, construction technologies, and operational and maintenance practices.

Mr. Toan called for stronger exchanges of experts and more training opportunities for engineers and technical personnel. He stressed that cooperation should be linked to knowledge transfer and the participation of Vietnamese enterprises.

He took the opportunity to invite CRCC16's leaders and experts to visit Da Nang to conduct site surveys and seek specific cooperation opportunities.