Photo: Hung Nhon Group.
The leadership delegation of Hung Nhon Group and Royal De Heus visited and held a working session with the Hanoi Party Committee.
On May 6, 2026, as part of the working visit to Vietnam by Co de Heus, Chairman of Royal De Heus, the leadership delegation of Hung Nhon Group and Royal De Heus visited and held a working session with the Hanoi Party Committee.
At the meeting, Tran Duc Thang, Politburo Member and Secretary of the Hanoi Party Committee, highly commended the effectiveness of the cooperation and investment activities between Hung Nhon Group and Royal De Heus in Vietnam.
Photo: Hung Nhon Group.
He also expressed his expectation that the two groups would continue to expand investment and promote the application of high technology in agriculture.
Hung Vu Manh, Chairman of the Board at Hung Nhon Group wrote that this meeting contributed to further strengthening the cooperative relationship between the two groups and local authorities, with the shared objective of developing modern and sustainable agricultural models, while contributing to the socio-economic development of the capital city and other localities.
Photo: Hung Nhon Group.
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