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 The AWT–Phu Tho MoU has been reported across VNA, VietnamPlus, VOV, Vietnam News, Nhan Dan, and Vietnam.vn in multiple languages. Phu Tho, Vietnam – August 19, 2026 The Memorandum of Understanding between Advanced Water Technology Co., Ltd. (AWT) and the Phu Tho Centre for Investment Promotion and Enterprise Support has received wider coverage across Vietnamese domestic and international media channels. Báo Tin Tức, a publication of the Vietnam News Agency, reported directly on the signing ceremony. Its coverage included photographs of Cho Sung Yeon, CEO of AWT, and Bui Hong Do, Director of the Phu Tho Centre for Investment Promotion and Enterprise Support, exchanging the signed MoU. The agreement provides a framework for cooperation in the research, survey, proposal, and promotion of projects involving activated carbon filter cores, water environmental treatment, and energy. VietnamPlus, the English-language platform of the Vietnam News Agency, introduced the cooperation to inter...

 Nhan Dan reports on the AWT–Phu Tho MoU, the Song Lo II site survey, and preparations for an official project proposal and investment roadmap. Phu Tho, Vietnam – August 19, 2026 The Korean-language edition of Nhan Dan has reported on the Memorandum of Understanding between Advanced Water Technology Co., Ltd. (AWT) and the Phu Tho Centre for Investment Promotion and Enterprise Support. The agreement covers joint research, site surveys, project proposals, and the promotion of potential investments involving activated carbon filter cores, water environmental treatment, and energy. A key point highlighted in the report is the request from Phu Tho provincial leaders for AWT to further define the proposed technology, project scale, location, total investment, and expected economic, social, and environmental benefits. The results of these studies are expected to provide the basis for an official project proposal and a detailed investment roadmap. Cho Sung Yeon, CEO of Advanced Water Tech...

 Financial News reports on AWT’s cooperation with Phu Tho Province in activated carbon filtration, water treatment, and energy projects. Phu Tho, Vietnam – August 19, 2026 South Korean media outlet Financial News has reported on the cooperation between Advanced Water Technology Co., Ltd. (AWT) and Phu Tho Province in the fields of water treatment, activated carbon filtration, and energy. On August 19, AWT and the Phu Tho Centre for Investment Promotion and Enterprise Support signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly study and promote potential projects involving activated carbon filter cores, water quality and environmental treatment, and energy. Under the MoU, AWT will conduct research, site surveys, and investment-related reviews to assess the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed projects. The Phu Tho Centre for Investment Promotion and Enterprise Support will assist AWT in accessing relevant provincial information, regulations, institutional frameworks, and invest...

Phu Tho provincial media reports AWT’s MoU to study activated carbon filters, water environment, and energy projects in Vietnam. Phu Tho, Vietnam – August 19, 2026 Báo Phú Thọ, the provincial media outlet of Phu Tho, has reported on the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Phu Tho Centre for Investment Promotion and Enterprise Support and Advanced Water Technology Co., Ltd. (AWT). The MoU establishes a framework for the two parties to research, survey, propose, and promote potential projects involving activated carbon filter cores, water environmental treatment, and energy in Phu Tho Province. Nguyen Khac Hieu, Vice Chairman of the Phu Tho Provincial People’s Committee, attended the signing ceremony. According to the report, he instructed the provincial Industrial Parks Management Board and the Centre for Investment Promotion and Enterprise Support to guide AWT through the relevant investment procedures and help address potential difficulties during the project research and d...

 

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