According to Plan No. 170 of the Provincial People’s Committee, the province will organize an investment promotion delegation to Singapore in 2026, from May 24–27. The business trip aims to establish connections and attract investment capital, particularly in the fields of industry and high-tech agricultural processing.
During the 2023–2025 period, the province coordinated with Singaporean partners (through sponsorship from ARAMCO Asia Singapore) to implement the mangrove forest restoration project in the former Bến Tre province area, with a total budget of approximately VND 700 million.
In recent years, trade relations between the province and Singapore have continued to maintain positive growth momentum.
In 2025, export turnover to Singapore reached USD 26.239 million, an increase of 16.98% compared to 2024. Currently, the province has approximately seven enterprises maintaining stable export activities to this market, affirming the reputation and competitiveness of local products.
Meanwhile, import turnover from Singapore reached USD 2.148 million, up 6.88% compared to the same period in 2024. Major imported goods include pharmaceuticals, pharmaceutical ingredients, footwear, and materials and accessories for the textile and garment industry.
The province currently has 18 Singaporean direct investment projects with a total registered capital of approximately USD 1.107 billion. Investment projects mainly focus on renewable energy and industrial sectors.
According to the plan, the delegation will visit and work with several agencies, organizations, corporations, and enterprises to discuss investment cooperation opportunities, industrial park infrastructure development, and the implementation of the Vietnam–Singapore High-Tech Agricultural Industrial Park project concept; while also learning from Singapore’s experience in management, operations, and investment attraction.
This is also an opportunity to strengthen promotion and introduce the province’s economic strengths, potential, and investment cooperation opportunities to Singaporean investors. Through this, the province seeks to attract foreign direct investment capital and contribute to achieving its sustainable socio-economic development goals.
