Provincial Party Secretary Hau A Lenh received the delegation of Japan’s EREX Joint Stock Company

On the afternoon of August 25, at Kim Binh Guest House (Tuyen Quang), Mr. Hau A Lenh, Member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, received a working delegation from EREX Corporation of Japan.

Overview of the meeting.

The delegation was led by Mr. Yasushi Saito, Member of the Board of Directors of EREX Corporation and General Director of EREX Vietnam.

Attending the meeting were Mr. Nguyen Manh Tuan, Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, along with members of the Provincial Standing Committee and leaders of relevant departments and agencies.

Currently, EREX Corporation is the investor of three projects in Tuyen Quang Province, with a total investment of USD 157.4 million. These include: the Erex Sakura Tuyen Quang Biomass Fuel Plant at Long Binh An Industrial Park; the Technical Infrastructure Project of Xuan Van Industrial Cluster in Xuan Van Commune; and the Tuyen Quang Biomass Power Plant Project. During project implementation, the company has received significant support and favorable conditions from local authorities.

In the meeting, Party Secretary Hau A Lenh emphasized that Tuyen Quang Province regards the projects invested by EREX Corporation as key projects of the province. Once completed, they will contribute to boosting industrial production value, ensuring stable income for workers, and fostering the province’s socio-economic development. Tuyen Quang is committed to accompanying enterprises in their growth, under the motto: “Strong enterprises, prosperous Tuyen Quang.” For the 2026–2030 period, the province will focus on developing industry under the model of a circular economy, green growth, high technology application, and environmental sustainability.

The Party Secretary expressed his hope that in the coming time, EREX Corporation will continue investing in new projects, expanding production capacity, and introducing more Japanese enterprises to invest in the province.

Van Nghi