【trận đấu wolves gặp brighton】PM welcomes Japan move to shift investment to Việt Nam
PM welcomes Japan move to shift investment to Việt Nam
February 27,trận đấu wolves gặp brighton 2019 - 09:00Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc has welcomed an initiative put forward by the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JCCI) to shift Japanese investment from other countries to Việt Nam and Mekong River nations.
Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc (r) receives Yoichi Kobayashi, chairman of the Japan-Mekong Business Co-operation Committee in Hà Nội on Tuesday. — VNA/VNS Photo Thống Nhất |
HÀ NỘI — Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc has welcomed an initiative put forward by the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JCCI) to shift Japanese investment from other countries to Việt Nam and Mekong River nations.
At a reception in Hà Nội on Tuesday for Yoichi Kobayashi, chairman of the Japan-Mekong Business Co-operation Committee, the Prime Minister highly appreciated the contributions the committee had made to promoting economic exchanges between Việt Nam and Japan through fact-finding tours to study Việt Nam’s policies, the organisation of workshops and recommendations to improve the nation’s investment climate.
He asked the JCCI to continue sending business delegations in the fields of agriculture, support industries, urban planning, and tourism to survey and invest in Việt Nam, as well as increase co-operation with Vietnamese firms.
The Vietnamese government would create favourable conditions for Japanese groups and enterprises to do business in Việt Nam, he said, adding that he would assign ministries and agencies to address the recommendations of Japanese firms.
Kobayashi said the visiting JCCI delegation included about 30 businesses operating in the fields of industry, services and finance.
He said hoped trade, investment and economic co-operation between Việt Nam and Japan would continue to expand.
From April this year, the Japanese Government would also welcome more Vietnamese workers with specified skills. He hoped more Vietnamese people would come to learn and work in Japan.
The JCCI was co-ordinating with Vietnamese ministries, agencies and localities to implement measures to increase economic partnerships.
Việt Nam had become more important to Japan over the years, he said, hoping that the two sides would soon sign the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP).
The JCCI would do its utmost to contribute to the development of economics, trade and investment relations with Việt Nam, he said. — VNS
(责任编辑:Cúp C2)
- ·Trong trại giam, Mr Pips Phó Đức Nam có thấu?
- ·VUFO’s insignia presented to Greek diplomat in ceremony
- ·Việt Nam backs UN’s central role in global governance: PM
- ·Vietnamese PM meets with Canadian counterpart in Vientiane
- ·Ngày 3/1: Giá cao su thế giới đồng loạt giảm, trong nước đi ngang
- ·Vietnamese PM meets with Lao NA Chairman in Vientiane
- ·Việt Nam shines at ASEAN Summits, strengthens regional ties: Deputy PM
- ·Politburo disciplines wrongdoing Party organisations, members
- ·Dự báo thời tiết 1/8: Mưa lớn nhiều nơi, Trung bộ nắng nóng
- ·Việt Nam eyes stronger trade ties with Indonesia: PM
- ·Bài toán vận hành điều tiết lũ hiệu quả, nhìn từ Nhà máy thủy điện Krông H’năng
- ·Prime Minister hosts official welcome ceremony for Chinese Premier in Hà Nội
- ·NA Chairman welcomes new Japanese Ambassador
- ·India values relationship with Việt Nam: Official
- ·Ngày 5/1: Giá thép trong nước ổn định, sàn giao dịch giảm
- ·France becomes first EU country to have comprehensive strategic partnership with Việt Nam
- ·Top legislator requests improving professionalism, quality in law making
- ·Top leader welcomes Chinese Premier in Hà Nội
- ·Nhà xuất bản Chính trị quốc gia giảm 3 vụ sau khi tinh gọn bộ máy
- ·Vietnamese, Indian PMs meet on sidelines of ASEAN Summits