Tay Ninh People's Committee held a meeting with businesses on October 6, attended by provincial chairman Le Van Han, representatives of departments and agencies, and hundreds of companies operating in the province.
Businesses exchange memorandums of understanding with Tay Ninh Province (Photo: An Huy).
Tay Ninh currently has about 37,700 registered businesses with total capital of around VND 965 trillion. In 2026, the province recorded more than 100 projects, works and investment cooperation proposals worth a combined VND 920 trillion (USD 36 billion).
The province's import-export turnover is estimated at more than USD 27 billion, up 17.5 per cent year on year, while total retail sales and service revenue are estimated at about VND 174 trillion (USD 6.69 billion).
Speaking at the meeting, Han said the province understood the pressures facing businesses, from market volatility and rising capital and input costs to increasingly demanding standards and quality requirements.
Le Van Han, chairman of the Tay Ninh Province People's Committee, speaks at the meeting (Photo: An Huy).
Some businesses are also facing obstacles related to administrative procedures, land, site clearance and infrastructure, affecting the pace of investment, production and business activities, he said.
“We are committed to creating an open and transparent investment environment, providing infrastructure and ready-to-use sites for investors, and engaging in meaningful dialogue,” Han said.
The provincial chairman also stressed that authorities would not allow business requests to remain unresolved or make it difficult for companies to access support resources.
Han called on the business community to promote self-reliance, innovation and solidarity, while building brands based on business ethics and social responsibility. Companies should also take the lead in science and technology, innovation and digital transformation, he said.
Han expressed confidence that the private sector would continue to play an important role in driving the province's economy and help Tay Ninh maintain double-digit growth.