Vietnam targets mutual benefits in relations with China: PM
Vietnam and China would strive for efficiency in the bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership.
Vietnam and China would strive for efficiency in the bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership.
The newly-launched outlook provides cohesive insights about national, regional, and global perspectives.
Three major financial institutions, namely JBIC, DFC and EFA, are committed to providing financial support for infrastructure and energy projects in Vietnam.
While the UK continues to be a potential market for Vietnam’s key export staples, the latter could be a springboard for British companies to reach a broader market in Southeast Asia.
Sharing the river's hydrological data throughout the year is believed to be one of the most essential measures for the cooperation.
Vietnam and Japan would discuss the reopening of commercial flights between the two countries.
Vietnam is looking for cooperation with French companies in fields of renewable and green energies, hi-tech, agriculture, manufacturing and processing.
In 2020, Hanoi targets to attract over US$5 billion in FDI, while investment promotion activities would focus on new markets, particularly member countries of the CPTPP and the EVFTA.
The success of the conference, which was demonstrated by the participation of nearly 2,000 delegates and over US$17.6 billion in investment capital committed by both foreign and domestic investors, showcased Hanoi’s attractiveness as a secure and stable investment destination.
Representatives of European organizations explained to Hanoitimes what the future holds for Vietnam–EU business cooperation on the sidelines of the “Hanoi 2020 – Investment and Development Cooperation” conference on June 27.