Vietnamese PM vows best conditions for Japanese investors in Viet Nam
Viet Nam is committed to providing the best conditions for Japanese investors to run stable, successful and long-term business in the country, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh told the Viet Nam-Japan investment promotion conference in Tokyo on November 25.
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| Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (fourth from left) witnesses the exchange of more than 40 cooperation documents signed between Vietnamese and Japanese ministries, localities and enterprises. (Photo: VNA) |
The event’s theme calls on the two countries to heighten relations and cooperation to develop together. Held as part of Chinh’s official visit to Japan from November 22 – 25, it brought together ministers, officials and enterprises from both sides.
In his remarks at the event, Chinh highlighted the success of his talks with Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio a day prior, saying the Viet Nam – Japan relationship has never been as good as it is now.
The two countries have maintained a high level of political trust and sincerity, providing a good environment for both sides to accelerate exchange and development in all aspects, particularly cooperation for economic development, the PM said.
He thanked Japanese enterprises for sharing hardships and supporting Viet Nam in the battle against COVID-19, and particularly appreciated Japanese investors for not only staying with Viet Nam but also having plans to expand investment in the long run, notably in the country’s prioritised areas.
He reassured the Japanese firms about Viet Nam’s political stability and security alongside a pool of skilled and resilient labour force, saying they can confidently carry on business in Viet Nam in the long term.
He went on to mention global challenges Viet Nam is also facing, namely COVID-19, climate change, ageing population and environmental issues, noting that they must be addressed with a global approach.
Like many developing countries, Viet Nam needs to tackle various problems in terms of institutions, public administration and high-quality human resources, so the PM expected to receive continued support from Japanese companies and partners in institutional building, human resources training, green investment for development, technology and science, corporation and national governance.
He called on Japan firms to invest in Viet Nam in the fields of digital transformation, climate change response, human resources development, infrastructure, green economy, circular economy, among others.
Chinh later witnessed the exchange of more than 40 cooperation documents in various areas signed between Vietnamese and Japanese ministries, localities and enterprises.
He took the occasion to host receptions for the co-chairmen of the Vietnam-Japan Economic Committee, Chairman of the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) Sasaki Nobuhiko, Japanese Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Koichi Hagiuda, Chairman of the Nippon Foundation Yohei Sasakawa, and leaders of several Japanese corporations.
(Source: VNA)
