Quang Nam meeting with Japanese enterprises held

Vietnamese and Japanese enterprises discussed how to intensify Japan’s investment in Vietnam in general, and the central province of Quang Nam in particular at a meeting in Hoi An ancient town on August 17.
Quang Nam meeting with Japanese enterprises held ảnh 1An overview of the meeting (Source: dangcongsan.vn)

Quang Nam (VNA) – Vietnamese and Japanese enterprises discussed howto intensify Japan’s investment in Vietnam in general, and the central provinceof Quang Nam in particular at a meeting in Hoi An ancient town on August 17.

The event, part of the Japanese Culture Days in Quang Namtaking place from August 17-19, drew the participation of Japanese Ambassadorto Vietnam Umeda Kunio, representatives from Japanese cities and prefectures,international cooperation agencies, and leaders of 150 Vietnamese and Japanesebusinesses.

Speaking at the meeting, Le Van Thanh, Vice Chairman of theprovincial People’s Committee, said that since the two countries set up theirdiplomatic ties 45 years ago, the relations between Quang Nam and Japan’slocalities, organisations and enterprises have grown continuously.

Along with development cooperation programmes, Quang Nam isone of the localities to welcome the most delegations of Japanese enterprises.

Currently, Japan runs 20 projects worth 115 million USD inQuang Nam, ranking third among over 20 nations and territories investing in thecentral province.

However, both Vietnamese and Japanese enterprisesacknowledged that Japan’s investment in Quang Nam fails to meet the two sides’potential and strengths, in comparison with the country’s investment in otherVietnamese localities.

Therefore, the meeting offered a chance for them to seek newcooperative opportunities, they said.-VNA
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