The Provincial People's Committee receives and works with the delegation from the Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark in Vietnam.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Quang Hoa receives and works with the Danish Ambassador to Vietnam Nicolai Prytz.

Speaking at the meeting, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Quang Hoa provided an overview of the socio-economic development of Hung Yen province after its merger with Thai Binh province from July 1st, 2025; and affirmed that the merger not only creates a wider development space but also strengthens infrastructure linkages and expands the potential for domestic attraction and international investment. In particular, with its location adjacent to Hanoi, within the key economic region of Northern Vietnam, and convenient connections to the Hanoi - Hai Phong - Quang Ninh axis, Hung Yen is home to many large industrial centers, with relatively synchronized infrastructure and a young, dynamic workforce, making a positive contribution to the process of industrialization, modernization, and international economic integration.

By 2025, the province's GRDP is estimated to reach VND 166,106 billion, seeing an increase of 8.78% compared to 2024, ranking among the top 10 nationwide; GRDP per capita is expected to reach approximately VND 99 million. State budget revenue is projected to reach VND 101,451 billion, equivalent to 183.1% of the forecast, ranking the 5th out of 34 provinces and cities. The investment environment continues to improve, with the province's PCI in 2024 ranking among the top 10 nationwide.

Regarding investment attraction, the province currently has 4,050 active projects, including 3,104 domestic projects with a total registered capital of VND 793,504 billion and 946 FDI projects with a total registered capital of USD 17.308 billion. There are currently projects from Danish investors in the province, but not many, with three projects totaling approximately USD 20.8 million in registered capital, along with one NGO project funded by the Dansk Handicap Forbund (DHF) to support capacity building for the Association of People with Disabilities in the province.

Notably, the Spectre garment technology project by Spectre Real Estate A/S (Denmark) in Song Tra Industrial Park has a production capacity of 2 million products per year, a total investment of USD 19 million, and is expected to officially commence operations from June 2026. Currently, the project has completed all construction procedures and commenced on December 5, 2025. However, due to the impact of the road expansion from Thai Binh ward to Hung Ha commune, connecting with Pho Hien ward via Song Tra Industrial Park, the project's overall site plan has been adjusted. The Provincial People's Committee is currently focusing on directing relevant departments and agencies to resolve obstacles to ensure the project is implemented on schedule.

The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee expressed his hope that, through the Ambassador and the Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark in Vietnam, Hung Yen province will strengthen connections and expand cooperation with Danish partners and businesses in the fields of wind energy, renewable energy, processing industry, high-tech garment industry, tourism and services, aiming for green standards to serve the sustainable development of agriculture and industry in the province.

Representatives from provincial departments and agencies attend the meeting.

Members of the delegation from the Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark in Vietnam attend the working session.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Quang Hoa affirmed that Hung Yen province is committed to accompanying, supporting, and creating the most favorable conditions for businesses and investors, including Danish businesses, throughout the process of exploring, implementing, and expanding investment; while ensuring a transparent and open investment environment, fully performing preferential mechanisms and policies as stipulated by Vietnamese law and the province. Regarding obstacles related to the Spectre garment technology project, the province is committed to focusing on resolving them completely so that the project can be completed and put into operation according to plan.

The delegates attend the working session.

Speaking at the working session, the Ambassador Nicolai Prytz respectfully thanked the leaders of the Provincial People's Committee for their warm welcome; and congratulated the newly formed Hung Yen province on the merger of Thai Binh and Hung Yen provinces. He assessed this as a strategic step, creating new development space on a larger scale, thereby enhancing the competitiveness and attractiveness of the locality in attracting international investment. He expressed confidence that, with its new strength and the decisive leadership and guidance of the local Party committee and government, Hung Yen will continue to leverage its existing advantages, gradually affirming its role and position as an important industrial and economic development center of the Red River Delta region.

The Ambassador also highly appreciated the investment and business environment of Hung Yen province, especially the significant improvements in transportation infrastructure, the quality of human resources, and administrative procedure reforms. He considered these to be important factors in building confidence for the Danish business community when exploring and expanding investment in Vietnam in general and Hung Yen in particular.

Regarding the Spectre Hung Yen garment technology project, he emphasized that the project aligns with the province's orientation towards developing modern, environmentally friendly industry, while also meeting the global supply chain shifting towards sustainability. He expressed confidence that, once operational, the project will make a positive contribution to industrial growth, export turnover, and budget revenue of the province; while also creating more jobs and improving the skills of local workers.

The Ambassador also expressed his hope that Hung Yen province would continue to pay attention to, support, and create favorable conditions for businesses and investors, including Danish businesses, in the process of implementing and expanding investment in the province; and affirmed that the Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark in Vietnam is ready to act as a bridge to promote cooperation between Hung Yen province and Danish businesses and organizations in the fields of renewable energy, green industry, high technology, and sustainable development.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Quang Hoa presents a gift to Mr. Nicolai Prytz, Ambassador of Denmark to Vietnam, during his visit and working trip to Hung Yen province.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Quang Hoa and leaders of provincial departments and agencies take a photo with the delegation from the Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark in Vietnam.