The first fifteen industrial promotion collaborators of the province started the work in July 2016, and the number has so far increased to 25. Their tasks include voting for outstanding rural industrial products; surveying actual needs of local production facilities in the areas for the implementation of industrial promotion projects; guiding beneficiaries to complete the projects on schedule; disseminating the state’s policies relating to rural industry, and programs to support small- and medium-sized enterprises in the province.

Collaborators are active in assisting rural industrial establishments in equipment procurement

Thanks to the significant support of the collaborators, Binh Duong’s industrial promotion sector has supported and encouraged many local enterprises and craft villages to boldly invest in new production lines and equipment, expand production scale, improve product quality and labor efficiency, create jobs, encourage organizations and individuals to establish new businesses, and transform production models, etc.

In 2022, the collaborators contributed significantly to the success of Binh Duong industrial promotion with 31 programs, plans and projects and the implementation budget of VND5.804 billion and they are identified as the key factor in completing this year’s industrial promotion tasks.

Specifically, the Binh Duong Center for Trade, Investment Promotion and Industry Development coordinated with the collaborators to implement a number of tasks such as supporting the application of advanced machinery and equipment for 10 to 15 rural industrial establishments; improving the management and organization of industrial promotion activities; developing outstanding rural industrial products; and providing information about industrial development and promotion policies.

In 2023, the center’s project “Running the network of industrial promotion collaborators” has been submitted to the provincial Department of Industry and Trade and approved. This network consists of 25 members, including eight district-level and 11 commune-level collaborators, and six others are associations of different business sectors in the province.