Embassy of Mexico in Vietnam, Comce and Bancomext present 'Vietnam for Mexican Companies: A Business Guide'
WVR - The guide is the first to showcase the investment opportunities offered by the Vietnamese market to Mexican companies interested in exporting or expanding their operations.
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The Embassy of Mexico in Vietnam, the Mexican Council for Foreign Trade (COMCE) Western Section, and the National Bank of Foreign Trade (Bancomext-Nafin) are pleased to present the publication "Vietnam for Mexican Companies: Business Guide".
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| 'Vietnam for Mexican Companies: A Business Guide' is the first business guide that shows the opportunities and attractiveness of the Vietnamese market for Mexican companies. |
This is the first business guide that comprehensively and detailedly showcases the attractiveness of the Vietnamese market and the opportunities it offers to Mexican companies.
The guide presents business opportunities within the framework of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) and aims to provide Mexican companies with better tools to approach the Vietnamese market with greater certainty and efficiency.
The publication contains 13 chapters with practical and concise information about Vietnam's economy, its foreign trade, bilateral trade between Mexico and Vietnam, sectors and products of opportunity for Mexican entrepreneurs in that country's market, useful tools related to the CPTPP, sectoral fairs in Vietnam, as well as useful contacts for doing business with that country, among other topics.
| This business guide is also available in electronic version and can be consulted on the website of the Embassy of Mexico in Vietnam: https://embamex.sre.gob.mx/vietnam/, as well as on the following websites: https://www.bancomext.com/ https://www.nafin.com/portalnf/content/home/home.html http://comceoccte.org.mx/ |
Vietnam is a nation of over 100 million inhabitants, integrated into global trade circuits, with economic growth rates averaging 7 percent annually over the past decades, making it an extraordinarily attractive market for Mexico.
Among the countries comprising the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Vietnam is Mexico's second-largest trading partner and the seventh-largest global supplier. Bilateral trade between Mexico and Vietnam has grown exponentially since the CPTPP came into effect for both countries.
