Japan project offers housing, services for workers
Japan’s Fuji Engineering Co., Ltd commenced a project to build houses for rent and provide services for experts and workers at Japanese enterprises in the Dong Van I Industrial Zone.
The Dong Van I Industrial Zone in Ha Nam province. (Source: cafef.vn)
Ha Nam (VNA) – Japan’s Fuji Engineering Co., Ltd commenced a project to build houses for rent and provide services for experts and workers at Japanese enterprises in the Dong Van I Industrial Zone in the northern province of Ha Nam.
The project has a total investment of more than 10 million USD and covers an area of 12,000 sq.m.
Addressing the ground-breaking ceremony, Masakazu Yasuhara, the company’s General Director, said the project will not only meet housing demand of Japanese investors but also help create a favourable investment environment in Ha Nam.
Nguyen Xuan Dong, Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee said the project will contribute to improving the investment environment in Ha Nam as well as boosting the province’s socio-economic development.
He urged the management board of industrial parks in the province to create the best conditions for the investor to implement ꦐthe project.-VNA
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The Dong Van I Industrial Zone in Ha Nam province. (Source: cafef.vn)
