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Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security Enterprise Signs Electronics Manufacturing Agreement With Japan’s Meiko

GTINX, an enterprise under Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Japan’s Meiko Electronics in Kanagawa Prefecture. The two sides plan to work together on circuit board manufacturing, electronic device development and production in Vietnam, while exploring technology transfer and ways to increase local content.

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GTINX (Global Industrial Technology Corporation), an enterprise under Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Japan’s Meiko Electronics Group in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Tô Lâm, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and State President, witnessed the signing; GTINX Chairman Lương Đức Minh and Meiko Standing Vice Chairman Sakate Atsushi exchanged the agreement.

Tô Lâm witnesses the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement between GTINX and Meiko Electronics Group.(VietVance)

The agreement covers the process for electronic products from identifying requirements and research and design through prototyping, testing, mass production and commercialization. The two sides plan to produce printed circuit boards, assemble surface-mounted components and manufacture electronics, communications and information technology equipment under original equipment manufacturing and original design manufacturing arrangements. The products must meet GTINX’s technical standards.

Research and development cooperation will focus on hardware, Internet of Things devices and smart communications. GTINX will define requirements and technical standards, while Meiko will help design hardware, select technologies and develop production plans. For specific projects, the two sides will also study the establishment of separate, controlled production areas at Meiko’s factories in Vietnam.

Tô Lâm tours a Meiko Electronics Group laboratory.(VietVance)

Meiko will help draw up a technology transfer roadmap to increase GTINX’s local content and its own manufacturing capabilities. The proposed production areas and technology transfer arrangements remain at the research and planning stage.

Source: VietVance

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