Hanoi Office – Đào Duy Anh Tower – 9 Đào Duy Anh, Phương Liên, Đống Đa, Hà Nội
Email: hanoi@dandreapartners.com
D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel has been present in Vietnam for over 4 years, in recognition of the huge potential of the Vietnamese market and its role in foreign direct investment.
The opening of a new branch office in the city of Hanoi in North Vietnam as part of DP Group continued geographic expansion initiative to increase its presence in key growth markets.
The extended presence will strengthen D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel’s ability to provide assistance and services to clients in the region. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam and a key target for company relocation or starting their business activity in the country.
To be present in every business capital in the world is one of DP Group’s missions, aiming to expand into markets around the world following our clients’ interests and needs. By investing in people and physical offices and by building relationships with businesses, local institutions, and universities, DP Group is committed to the local economic development of the cities in which it is present.
For more information, do not hesitate to contact us at info@dandreapartners.com.
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