Thai firm values long-term support from Vietnamese Government

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Vikrom Kromadit expressed his appreciation at a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung in Hanoi on November 3. 

He said Amata’s success in the Vietnamese market has brought benefits to both the company and local socio-economic development. 

He unveiled the corporation’s intention to build smart cities and high-tech industrial parks in Vietnam. 

Scene at the meeting

The business executive also proposed measures to accelerate project implementation and attract capital from Thai and other foreign investors in Vietnam. 

Deputy PM Dung said the Vietnam-Thailand strategic partnership is thriving in all fields, particularly trade and investment, adding that the operation of Amata in Vietnam has significantly contributed to the ties. 

Dung stated the Vietnamese Government always encourage foreign companies, including those from Thailand, to seek partnerships, operate and expand business in the country.