
Guidance Tamil Nadu sets up desk in Vietnam: Industries Minister
State Industries Minister, T.R.B. Rajaa on Monday said Guidance Tamil Nadu, the nodal agency for investment promotion, had set iup a desk in Vietnam. This desk will connect with the Vietnamese industry and promote the capabilities of Tamil Nadu. Soon, we will establish such desks in many other countries, he said in a post on X. Mr. Rajaa was in Hanoi in the country as a part of Tamil Nadu's roadshow.

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