Day: October 11, 2025

SUNHOUSE Group was awarded the Corporate Excellence Award at the Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards (APEA) 2025 on October 9, becoming the only home appliance brand recognized among the region’s most outstanding enterprises, reports 24brussels.

The APEA, organized by Enterprise Asia, celebrates exceptional companies across the Asia-Pacific region for their leadership, innovation, and sustainable growth. The 2025 edition, themed “Showcasing Future-Ready Enterprises,” honors organizations that have redefined business frontiers through technological innovation and sustainable development, values integral to SUNHOUSE’s 25-year journey.

SUNHOUSE’s recognition signifies a major milestone in its commitment to technological excellence, operational standardization, and global expansion. The company operates 10 advanced factories spanning more than 100,000 square meters, equipped with robotic automation systems and cutting-edge production technologies. Each year, SUNHOUSE manufactures approximately 30 million products, exporting over 13 million units to more than 20 markets, including the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The Group aims for an export value of VND 3,000 billion (USD 120 million) by 2025.

SUNHOUSE’s products comply with stringent quality and safety standards globally, including:
– United States: UL-certified for electrical safety, FDA-compliant heavy metal inspection, and performance testing for a minimum of 5,000 operating hours.
– Japan: LED products undergo nine layers of inspection for durability, luminous efficiency, color rendering index (CRI), and energy conservation.
– South Korea: Adherence to RoHS, ISO, and KS certifications for environmental and manufacturing excellence.

These accomplishments underscore SUNHOUSE’s technical mastery and dedication to maintaining high global manufacturing standards. Guided by core values of health, durability, and convenience, the brand is fortifying its competitive position both domestically and internationally.

In addition to its strong presence in Vietnam, SUNHOUSE has established itself as the leading OEM manufacturing hub in the region, partnering with over 100 multinational corporations. From microchip design to product assembly, SUNHOUSE manages the entire production value chain, enhancing cost efficiency, quality, and supply chain performance for its partners.

A significant component of this ecosystem is Sunhouse Technologies, a subsidiary acting as a Tier-1 supplier for leading global technology firms like Samsung and LG. Equipped with 10 high-speed Surface Mount Technology (SMT) production lines from South Korea, Sunhouse Technologies produces over 2 million electronic circuits each month, showcasing the Group’s commitment to global manufacturing capabilities and technological excellence.

The accolade from the Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards 2025 goes beyond recognition; it signifies Vietnam’s burgeoning manufacturing prowess on the international stage. This award reflects SUNHOUSE’s two-decade evolution into a world-class OEM hub, prepared to engage with international partners in the era of smart manufacturing.

For inquiries regarding manufacturing partnerships:
– Head Of International Sales: Vu Kim Tuan (Alex)
– Email: [email protected]
– Phone/WhatsApp: +84 98 468 5910

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“No involvement”: MEA clarifies over exclusion of women journalists from Afghan FM Muttaqi’s presser

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) clarified that it had no involvement in the press interaction held by Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in New Delhi, which has sparked controversy over reports that women journalists were allegedly barred from attending, reports 24brussels.

The MEA stated, “MEA had no involvement in the press interaction held yesterday by the Afghan FM in Delhi.” This statement followed the press conference organized at the Afghanistan Embassy in New Delhi after bilateral talks between External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Muttaqi.

Criticism mounted after women journalists claimed they were denied entry to the event. During the conference, Muttaqi discussed regional topics, including India–Afghanistan relations, humanitarian assistance, trade routes, and security cooperation. Attendance was limited to selected male journalists and Afghan embassy officials.

The exclusion triggered political outrage across India. Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to clarify his stance, deeming the incident “an insult to India’s women journalists.” In her post on X, she stated, “If your recognition of women’s rights isn’t just convenient posturing from one election to the other, then how has this insult to some of India’s most competent women been allowed in our country, a country whose women are its backbone and its pride.”

Former Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram expressed his disbelief, suggesting that male journalists should have walked out in solidarity with their female counterparts. He remarked on X, “I am shocked that women journalists were excluded from the press conference addressed by Mr. Amir Khan Muttaqi.”

Congress MP Karti P. Chidambaram criticized the government’s actions, calling the exclusion “outright ridiculous.” He acknowledged the geopolitical pressures to engage with the Taliban but condemned the acceptance of discriminatory practices, stating, “It’s very disappointing to note the conduct of the Ministry of External Affairs and S. Jaishankar in excluding women journalists from the press briefing of the Taliban Minister.”

In contrast, during his meeting with Muttaqi, S. Jaishankar announced the intention to upgrade India’s Technical Mission in Kabul to the status of the Embassy of India. He affirmed India’s commitment to Afghanistan’s sovereignty, stating, “To enhance that, I am pleased to announce today the upgrading of India’s Technical Mission in Kabul to the status of Embassy of India.”

Muttaqi’s visit, which began on October 9 and will last until October 16, marks the first high-level delegation from Kabul to India since the Taliban took power in August 2021. The MEA has reiterated its lack of involvement in organizing or managing the Afghan Embassy’s press interaction, distancing itself from the controversy regarding the exclusion of women journalists.

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