Nguyen Van Duc analyzes the industrial expansion of manufacturing powerhouses like Vietnam and Thailand. He focuses on foreign direct investment in factories and the evolution of regional production hubs.
Vietnam's industrial parks are shifting from providing manufacturing sites to ecosystems that integrate technology, innovation, logistics, green energy, and high-quality talent, in order to attract global tech giants and enhance their position in the ASEAN supply chain.
Vietnam's manufacturing industry faces pressure from green and digital dual transformations. This is not only a survival race but will also redefine Vietnam's role in ASEAN and the global supply chain.
SCAN Industrial Services and the Ministry of Labor of Cambodia have launched an industry-led skills training partnership that directly aligns with the employment needs of the manufacturing sector. This article analyzes, from the perspective of the ASEAN region, how this cooperation can enhance the quality of Cambodia's human capital, support the relocation of manufacturing and supply chain upgrading, and strengthen the competitiveness of the ASEAN Economic Community.
Analyze the significance of the fourth public-private dialogue between EuroCham and the Cambodian government in the context of ASEAN regional economic integration, and explore the impact of business reforms on Cambodia's investment environment, manufacturing relocation, and graduation from LDC status in 2029.
Khanh Hoa Province’s approval of Stavian Industrial Park as the investor in the Ninh Thuan industrial park project is not just about the addition of local industrial land; it also reflects the ongoing advancement of Vietnam’s south-central coastal region in attracting manufacturing and logistics node development, as well as the trend of ASEAN supply chains extending toward port-based, park-based, and division-of-labor network structures.