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INVITATION TO AN GIANG PLANNING ANNOUNCEMENT AND INVESTMENT PROMOTION CONFERENCE
In implementation of the 2026 local support program and in support of FDI enterprises expanding their investment in the Southern, IPISC – Ministry of Finance is supporting An Giang Province in organizing the An Giang Planning Announcement and Investment Promotion Conference, with the following details:
- Time: 7:30 AM, Sunday, May 17, 2026
- Venue: Sun Signature Gallery, Phu Quoc Island, An Giang Province
- Official Invitation Letter: Attached
IPISC respectfully invites the Leadership of your esteemed organization to attend the Conference and kindly support the invitation of your member enterprises to participate in the event.
Please send the list of registered participants to Mr. Phuoc via: 0902343423, nguyenngocthienphuoc@mof.gov.vn.
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