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Tay Ninh Supply Chain Conference Inks 11 MOUs, Draws 178 Firms from 27 Countries

The Fourth International Import-Export and E-Commerce Supply Chain Connection Conference — held in 2026 in Tay Ninh — drew approximately 650 delegates, including 250 international participants from 178 companies across 27 countries and territories. Eleven memoranda of understanding were signed between Tay Ninh entities and domestic and foreign partners, covering trade promotion, investment, e-commerce, green energy, agriculture, and manufacturing. The event strengthened Tay Ninh’s supply chain linkages and reinforced its strategy of proactive global economic integration.

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Tay Ninh Supply Chain Conference Inks 11 MOUs, Draws 178 Firms from 27 Countries

According to vietnam.vn, the Fourth International Import-Export and E-Commerce Supply Chain Connection Conference — held in 2026 — attracted approximately 650 delegates, including representatives from central government agencies, diplomatic missions, international organizations, business associations, Vietnamese trade offices abroad, distribution and retail conglomerates, e-commerce enterprises, import-export firms, and logistics providers.

Global Participation and Market Access

The event featured 178 companies from 27 countries and territories, with around 250 international delegates in attendance. Delegations spanned Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Africa, establishing a multidimensional trade space that enables Tay Ninh enterprises to identify partners and expand export markets.

Among the participating firms were major distributors, retailers, and e-commerce operators, alongside businesses active in export, industry, agriculture, food production, logistics, and commerce. This diverse composition transformed the conference into both a matchmaking forum and a catalyst for supply chain integration, competitiveness enhancement, and deeper global economic integration.

The presence of such broad international representation reaffirmed Tay Ninh’s commitment to strengthening linkages, proactively engaging in international economic integration, and cultivating an open, cooperative business environment — a strategic priority emphasized throughout the 2026 conference.

Tangible Outcomes and Strategic Cooperation

A key outcome was the signing of 11 memoranda of understanding between Tay Ninh-based agencies, associations, and enterprises and domestic and international partners. These MOUs cover cooperation in trade promotion, investment, e-commerce, green energy, agriculture, manufacturing, and distribution — laying the groundwork for practical, long-term collaboration.

Each agreement reflects concrete sectoral alignment rather than general intent, targeting actionable pathways for Tay Ninh’s integration into global value chains. The conference’s success is measured not only in attendance figures but in these formalized commitments — 11 MOUs, 27 countries and territories, and 2026 as the year of execution — all serving as milestones toward deeper market penetration.

Follow-up initiatives stemming from these connections are expected to advance Tay Ninh’s export capacity, product diversification, and enterprise-level participation in cross-border digital commerce and sustainable supply networks — reinforcing the province’s outward-looking economic posture anchored in verifiable partnerships.

Source: vietnam.vn

Compiled from international media by the SCI.AI editorial team.

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