Samsung will invest AI, semiconductor in Vietnam

Samsung is the largest foreign direct investor in Vietnam, with a total registered capital of US $ 23.2 billion with revenue, export value in 2024, respectively 62.5 and 54.4 billion USD. They also have more than 300 providers who are domestic enterprises after more than 10 years of development in Vietnam.

At the meeting with Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on the afternoon of February 12, Mr. Choi Joo Ho, General Director of Samsung Vietnam and his successor, Mr. Na Ki Hong, said he would continue to expand investment into new fields, like wisdom Artificial, semiconductor industry, digital conversion.

They asked the Prime Minister and ministries to continue supporting and supporting the Group’s business investment activities in Vietnam.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh said that the Government of Vietnam will continue to accompany and create conditions for the Group to invest in sustainable, effective and successful business in Vietnam. “The spirit of harmonious benefits, shared risks, listening, understanding, doing and developing,” he said.

He said Samsung should continue to maintain the leading position, become a strategic investor, support for supporting industry, chips, semiconductors, science and technology, innovation and digital conversion in Vietnam. Male.

This year, the Government strives to achieve a growth of at least 8% in 2025 and grew two numbers in the near future. Accordingly, Vietnam will continue to improve the investment environment, promote strategic breakthroughs to achieve growth goals, enter a new era.

The Prime Minister asked Samsung to coordinate with Vietnamese ministries and agencies to effectively implement the training centers at the National Innovation Center, increase investment and expand R&D Center, support activities Start -up and innovative movements in Vietnam.

In addition, the Government leader also proposed that the Samsung Vietnam Board of Directors will have Vietnamese people. He also suggested that this group supports increasing domestic corporate capacity to participate in the Group’s global production and supply chain.

“The two sides need to increase cooperation to bring Vietnam’s digital enterprises to become a partner in Samsung’s ecosystem,” the Prime Minister said.