ACMA delegation visits Vietnam

n 2021, Vietnam’s import volume of auto parts and accessories from India reached over 290 million USD and will continue to increase this year with statistics in the first 7 months of 2022 reaching over 185 million USD.

Autocar Pro News Desk By Autocar Pro News Desk calendar 27 Aug 2022 Views icon2380 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
ACMA delegation visits Vietnam

In a move to strengthen economic ties, the Indian Auto Components Manufacturers Association (ACMA) is exploring investment, trade and business opportunities in Vietnam, suggest a report in The Print quoting ANI News.

To promote cooperation between the buyers and sellers in the auto industry of the two countries, the Embassy of India in Hanoi in coordination with Vietnam’s Invest Global Investment Advisory and Information Center (Association of Foreign Investment Enterprises – VAFIE) recently organised a B2B event “India Vietnam Business Meet on Auto Sector” on August 22 in Hanoi.

Nguyen Quang Vinh, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), said that over the years, auto parts and components have always been among the top products that Vietnam imports from India. “Import volume has increased gradually over the years, despite the generally difficult situation brought by the COVID-19 pandemic to the world economy,” added Nguyen.

Last week, ACMA sent a delegation of young entrepreneurs from 28 Indian auto parts manufacturers to Vietnam to visit and work with Vietnam’s large automobile assembly enterprises and enterprises in the supply chain of producing auto parts for Vietnam.

In 2021, Vietnam’s import volume of auto parts and accessories from India reached over 290 million USD and will continue to increase this year with statistics in the first 7 months of 2022 reaching over 185 million USD.

Major players in the Auto Industry in Vietnam gave presentations and invited the ACMA to invest in Vietnam. On the sidelines of the B2B meeting, Representatives of the Association of Foreign Investors in Vietnam and the ACMA signed an MoU on cooperation in the auto sector.

Through the visit to Vietnam, ACMA wishes to explore investment, trade and business opportunities in Vietnam. The visit provided good opportunity for businesses of the two countries to find partners, exchange business cooperation opportunities, learn new technologies and equipment and spare parts in the automotive industry.

 

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