Vietnam always facilitates foreign investors: official

The Vietnamese Government always creates favourable conditions for foreign businesses, including those from the RoK, to invest and expand operation in the country, said Minister and Chairman of the Office of the Government Mai Tien Dung.
Vietnam always facilitates foreign investors: official ảnh 1Minister and Chairman of the Office of the Government Mai Tien Dung (second from right) in a meeting with RoK large corporations. (Photo: VNA)

Seoul (VNA) – The Vietnamese Government always creates favourableconditions for foreign businesses, including those from the Republic of Korea(RoK), to invest and expand operation in the country, said Minister andChairman of the Office of the Government Mai Tien Dung.

In a meeting with leading Korean corporations in Seoul on May 24, Dungunderlined that as part of efforts to develop the economy, the modernisation ofthe public administrative system has been prioritised.

In the future, the Vietnamese Government will focus on a project to branch oute-Government, he noted, expressing his hope that the RoK government andenterprises will share experience and support Vietnam to build the e-Governmentsystem.

“Sharing issues of Vietnam’s priority with RoK friends means showing greatexpectations of effective cooperation between the two sides in the era ofdigitalised economy,” Dung said.

Representatives from the RoK business association thanked the VietnameseGovernment for giving them favourable treatment. They  noted that they are ready to work with theVietnamese Government, ministries and authorities and large IT groups like FPT,VNPT and Viettel to develop e-Government in Vietnam.

Chairman of the Office of the Government Mai Tien Dung is on a visit to the RoKfrom May 22-27.-VNA
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