The seminar was attended by dozens Czech Republic businesses involved in farm produce processing, mechanical engineering, waste treatment and environment protection was designed to seek investment and cooperation opportunities in Vietnam.
To Hoai Nam, Vice Chairman and General Secretary of the Small-and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) Association briefed participants on drastic changes in Vietnam’s investment environment, SMEs operations and cooperation possibility for the two countries’ business communities.
To Hoai Nam, Vice Chairman and General Secretary of the Small-and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) Association briefed participants on drastic changes in Vietnam’s investment environment, SMEs operations and cooperation possibility for the two countries’ business communities.
Francesco Vitale, managing director of Eco Oil Solutions S.R.O Company, said he wanted to open a branch in Vietnam after his two trips to the Southeast Asian nation to seek partners.
Vaclav Aubrecht, President of the Czech Chamber of Commerce and Industry highlighted Vietnam, with huge potential for stronger development, a vast 90- million people market, and an improved environment, as one of attractive destinations in Asia for Czech businesses.
Unlike other demanding EU markets, the Czech Republic can offer favourable conditions for Vietnam businesses to have easier market access and gain a firm foothold, he noted.
During the seminar, a number of documents outlining future cooperation on tourism development, vocational training, mechanical engineering, agricultural production and trademark promotion was signed.
Vaclav Aubrecht, President of the Czech Chamber of Commerce and Industry highlighted Vietnam, with huge potential for stronger development, a vast 90- million people market, and an improved environment, as one of attractive destinations in Asia for Czech businesses.
Unlike other demanding EU markets, the Czech Republic can offer favourable conditions for Vietnam businesses to have easier market access and gain a firm foothold, he noted.
During the seminar, a number of documents outlining future cooperation on tourism development, vocational training, mechanical engineering, agricultural production and trademark promotion was signed.
