Hai Phong connects technology supply and demand with six Taiwanese businesses
A technology supply-demand matchmaking session in Hai Phong has attracted six businesses from China’s Taiwan, with seven memoranda of understanding signed.
The Hai Phong Department of Science and Technology organized the second “Technology Supply-Demand Matchmaking Session between Domestic Organizations and Businesses and Foreign Enterprises” on November 3, attracting domestic organizations, businesses, cooperatives and cooperative unions, as well as six businesses from China’s Taiwan which are operating in various technology sectors with potential applications in Hai Phong.
Speaking at the event, Nguyen Cao Thang, Member of the Hai Phong Party Committee and Director of the Department of Science and Technology, highlighted Hai Phong’s advantages as the northern gateway to the sea, a marine economic hub and a key driver of industrial development in the Gulf of Tonkin. Taiwan, meanwhile, has strengths in the electronics industry, biotechnology and high-tech agriculture. The complementarity between the two sides’ geo-economic advantages and industrial structures creates considerable scope for business cooperation.
The Department of Science and Technology expects that combining the technology, techniques and commercialization capabilities of Taiwanese partners with Hai Phong businesses’ infrastructure resources, premises and understanding of the local market will create effective cooperation models.
At the event, the six Taiwanese enterprises introduced technologies, equipment and solutions in various fields, including aquaculture biotechnology; renewable and marine energy; environmental technology and the circular economy; electronics, semiconductors and energy storage technology.
The solutions presented focused on areas where the city has demand and application potential, such as the HVIP-CYCU green technology solution for the circular economy, which utilizes biomass, recycles plastic waste and promotes low-carbon energy development.
The two sides can explore opportunities to research, develop and manufacture electronic components, semiconductors, new materials and energy solutions, as well as transfer aquaculture biotechnology, autonomous equipment, waste recycling and low-carbon technologies.
During the direct one-on-one supply-demand matchmaking session, seven memoranda of understanding were signed between Hai Phong organizations, businesses, cooperatives and cooperative unions and the foreign businesses, opening up opportunities for cooperation in technology transfer, application and commercialization.
VAN NGA