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Apple CEO Cook vows to increase investment in Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Tim Cook and Pham Minh Chinh in Hanoi on April 16. (Photo: Duc Khanhduc Khanh/AFP/Getty Images)
Tim Cook and Pham Minh Chinh in Hanoi on April 16th. (Photo: Duc Khanhduc Khanh/AFP/Getty Images)

Apple CEO Tim Cook Cook met with Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam on Tuesday and said that Apple wants to further boost quality investment and cooperation activities in the country, according to state-owned media VTV.

Quynh Nguyen for Bloomberg News:

Vietnam has seen about a fourfold increase in companies assembling Apple products over the past decade.

The Cupertino, California-based company, in a statement, said the company is increasing its commitments to Vietnam by an unspecified amount. Apple has spent nearly 400 trillion dong ($16 billion) in the country since 2019 through its supply chain partners, the company said.

Cook, who landed in the capital city of Hanoi Monday morning, has visited with Vietnamese programmers, content creators and singers during his two-day visit to the nation’s capital of Hanoi, local media reported.

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