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SEIZE ASEAN TEXTILE MARKET OPPORTUNITIES · CAPTURE INDUSTRY DIVIDENDS! VIETNAM BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY MISSION - NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION!

Vietnam is fast becoming a vital hub in the global textile industry, powered by preferential tariffs, a young and dynamic workforce, and strong government support under the Textile and Garment Industry Development Strategy to 2030, attracting growing global investment.
As a global trade and supply chain hub, Hong Kong is the gateway to ASEAN expansion. Organised by the Hong Kong Young Scientist Association and the Hong Kong Productivity Council, this "Go Global: Vietnam Business & Technology Mission" covers the entire textile value chain, offering market insights, Vietnam entry strategies, and direct access to local resources.
What Makes This Mission Stand Out?
• Deep Dives into Policy & Risk Management: Engage with the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) and the Ho Chi Minh City’s Department of Industry and Trade. Obtain first-hand policy updates, investment guidelines, and a comprehensive understanding of industry regulations, market trends, and the investment landscape while learning how to maximise policy advantages and mitigate operational risks.
• Proven Practices from Benchmark Enterprises: Visit successful Hong Kong and mainland-invested companies in Vietnam, including South Ocean Textiles, Vitasoy International and Shenzhou International. Learn from their practical experience in production management, human resources and cross-border logistics.
• Global Networking at SaigonTex 2026: Participate in SigonTex 2026 to explore the latest industry technologies and trends. Connect directly with international buyers and suppliers to unlock collaboration opportunities.
• On-Site Industrial Chain Exploration: Visit local fabric markets and Chinese-invested manufacturing facilities to understand raw material supply, pricing trends and quality inspection standards. Develop a deeper understanding of ASEAN’s textile supply chain integration and learn how to build stable, efficient procurement and production systems.
• Cross-Platform Business Connections: Engage with the China Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam and local business representatives. Forge on-the-ground partnerships to lay a solid foundation for expanding into ASEAN and global markets.
Mission Essentials
Dates: 7–11 April 2026 (5 days, 4 nights; Tuesday to Saturday)
Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Languages: Cantonese, Mandarin, English
Fees:
• Single room: HK$9,000 per person
• Twin room: HK$7,500 per person
Included: 4-star hotel accommodation, round-trip business coach services, meals during the mission, all business visits and translation service. Not included: Airfare, visa fees and other expenses not specified above.
Registration Deadline: 20 March 2026 (Spots are limited – secure yours before they’re fully booked!)
Sign Up Today to Kickstart Your Vietnam Textile Expansion Journey
Scan the QR code to complete the registration form, or reach out for inquiries:
Ms Yu | +852 2789 7978 | stellayu@hkpc.org
Ms Zhuang | +852 2789 7979 | miazhuang@hkpc.org
Upon confirmation of your registration, we will send detailed event information and payment instructions via email.
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