Shanghai, China, March 27, 2025 – VSIP Group has launched an investment promotion seminar for South Korean investors in Shanghai, China. This event was organized by VSIP in collaboration with the Kocham Shanghai Association and Blueye Asia Group.
During the seminar, representatives from VSIP, the President of Kocham Shanghai, and the President of Blueye Asia Group signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), showcasing their joint commitment to enhancing cooperation, developing, and implementing future investment promotion programs and events. The main goal is to attract the attention of South Korean companies operating in China and encourage and support the process of shifting investments to the Vietnamese market.
In addition to the seminar, the VSIP delegation held a series of bilateral meetings and exchanges with many key partners, including the Kotra Shanghai Association, Shinhan Bank Shanghai Branch, and representatives from various regional offices of South Korea, such as Gyeongbok Province, Chung Jeong Nam, Jeonnam, Daegu City, and Jeju. These meetings focused on gathering detailed information about the needs and interests of South Korean investors, as well as outlining potential collaboration opportunities, paving the way for the expansion of their businesses in Vietnam.
The investment promotion activities in Shanghai are a strategic move by VSIP to enhance its presence and attract high-quality capital from South Korea in China, contributing to the sustainable economic development of Vietnam.
“The seminar is being held amid a strong increase in investment flows from China to Vietnam, along with impressive bilateral trade figures. Vietnam stands out as a highly promising destination due to its outstanding advantages in geography, a young population, an open policy, and a wide network of FTAs, especially in the context of the global supply chain restructuring. The Vietnamese government is also making continuous efforts to improve the investment environment and promote the development of industrial park infrastructure.”
