Vietnam, S.Korea aim for a US$150 billion trade turnover by 2030
The Vietnamese Government for its part would create utmost conditions for South Korean companies to succeed in Vietnam and commit long-term presence in the country.
The Vietnamese Government for its part would create utmost conditions for South Korean companies to succeed in Vietnam and commit long-term presence in the country.
Vietnam is a centerpiece of South Korea’s New Southern Policy (NSP).
Vietnam stands ready to contribute to the denuclearization and peace in the Korean Peninsula and supports every effort to maintain peace in East Asia.
Economic cooperation has been a highlight of Vietnam-South Korea relations, with trade turnover rising by 150-fold to approach the US$100-billion target set for 2023.
Players from the Hanoi Football Club made results in the match considered a big challenge for Vietnam U23 when it encountered the strongest and defending champions of the tournament.
VKFTA, which became effective on December 20, 2015, is one of Vietnam’s first bilateral free trade agreements with an economic partner.
Deputy Prime Minister Le Minh Khai called for the South Korean bank to continue expanding investment activities in Vietnam beyond the banking sector.
Vietnam welcomes investments from South Korean companies, especially in priority fields of as IT, smart cities, renewables, transport infrastructure, and supporting industries.
The newly-elected South Korean President had proclaimed his new approach to resolve lasting problems with China and North Korea, much tougher and more resolute toward these two neighbors than out-going President Moon Jae-in
Vietnam and South Korea would work toward upgrading bilateral relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership.