Bac Ninh places high importance on economic cooperation with China
BAC NINH - Strategically located within the Hanoi Capital Region, the Red River Delta and the Hanoi-Bac Ninh-Hai Phong-Quang Ninh economic corridor, Bac Ninh is steadily emerging as a major hub for high-tech manufacturing, electronics, supporting industries and exports in the northern region. These advantages have made the city an attractive destination for foreign investors, with Chinese businesses increasingly expanding their investment and establishing a stronger presence in the locality.
Bac Ninh is among Vietnam’s leading localities in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI), serving as an important growth pole for the Red River Delta and the Hanoi Capital Region.
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Secretary of the Bac Ninh Party Committee Nguyen Hong Thai meets with representatives of China Pacific Construction Group to discuss investment opportunities in the locality. |
To date, the city has attracted more than 3,700 FDI projects from 48 countries and territories, with total registered capital exceeding 52 billion USD, ranking second nationwide in FDI value.
Many major international corporations have chosen Bac Ninh as an investment destination and continued to expand their production and business operations, including Samsung, Foxconn, Goertek, Luxshare-ICT, Amkor Technology, Hana Micron and Canon.
Chinese-invested businesses alone had run more than 1,800 projects as of the end of September 2026. Notable investors include Foxconn, MCC, Goertek, Luxshare-ICT, Sunwoda and JA Solar.
Chou I Wen, General Director of Foxconn Vietnam, said: “We highly appreciate Bac Ninh’s investment environment. During our operations here, the company has received timely support from the city’s leadership and relevant departments and agencies.
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Chairman of the municipal People's Committee Pham Hoang Son poses for a commemorative photo with Goertek Group executives who come to explore production and investment activities in Bac Ninh. |
This is why the firm has continued to scale up and expand its investment in the locality, where it currently employs tens of thousands of workers. We hope to continue receiving the city’s support and cooperation in the coming years.”
Chinese businesses operating in Bac Ninh have complied with local regulations, contributed to the state budget and created jobs for hundreds of thousands of workers. Economic and trade ties between Bac Ninh and China have continued to expand.
In 2025, two-way trade reached 32.99 billion USD, including 15.13 billion USD in exports and 17.86 billion USD in imports. In the first 10 months of 2026, the figure stood at 39.9 billion USD, with exports reaching 12.82 billion USD and imports 27.1 billion USD.
Attracted by Bac Ninh’s investment environment, numerous Chinese corporations and businesses have visited the locality to explore investment opportunities.
Most recently, city leaders met with representatives of Huanan Energy Co., Ltd., Trinapower Vietnam Co., Ltd., Huawei Vietnam Co., Ltd. and Cayi Technology Vietnam Co., Ltd., all from China, to discuss development and investment orientations in renewable energy.
The meeting opened up prospects for broader cooperation in renewable energy and green infrastructure.
Previously, the city had also received successive delegations from leading Chinese multinational corporations, including Sunwoda, China Pacific Construction Group and Goertek, to promote investment, expand production capacity and tap into global supply chains.
Bac Ninh places high importance on economic, trade and investment cooperation with Chinese partners, identifying it as a key resource for developing high-tech industrial production chains and modern services.
The presence and operations of Chinese businesses in Bac Ninh in recent years have helped expand electronics manufacturing capacity, develop supporting industries, create jobs and strengthen economic ties between the two sides.
Building on existing cooperation, Bac Ninh will focus on strengthening partnerships and attracting Chinese investment in electronics, semiconductors and supporting industries.
Priority will be given to lead firms in supply chains, manufacturers of electronic components, semiconductor-related components and materials, testing and packaging equipment, precision engineering and automation.
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Vice Chairman of the Bac Ninh People's Committee Pham Van Thinh works to remove difficulties facing Chinese businesses at Gia Binh Industrial Park. |
The city will also encourage investment in technical centres, research and development facilities, and testing and certification centres.
In particular, Bac Ninh hopes Chinese businesses already operating in the locality will deepen their investments, introduce capable suppliers and work together to develop a local network of supporting-industry enterprises, gradually increasing local procurement rates and the added value generated in Vietnam.
The city has instructed relevant agencies to coordinate in providing information on planning, available project sites and investment conditions, policy mechanisms and investment procedures.
They will also organise dialogues, provide guidance and help address difficulties arising during project surveys, implementation and operations, in accordance with the law.
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