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Vietnam to lure more investment from UAE

Deputy Minister of Planning and investment Vu Dai Thang on December 13 met Vietnamese and Dubai businessmen who were in Hanoi under an investment cooperation programme.
Vietnam to lure more investment from UAE ảnh 1Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment Vu Dai Thang poses for a group photo with Vietnamese-German billionaire Mai Vu Minh and Dubai businessmen (Photo:VNA)

Deputy Minister of Planning and investment Vu Dai Thang on December 13 met Vietnamese and Dubai businessmen who were in Hanoi under an investment cooperation programme.

The programme lays a firm foundation for Vietnam to lure more investment from Dubai and the Middle East region. It is also expected to help boost economic ties between domestic and Dubai businesses.

Vietnam to lure more investment from UAE ảnh 2Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment Vu Dai Thang, Fahad Al Gergawi, Vice President of the World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies and CEO of Dubai Investment Development Agency, and Vietnamese-German billionaire Mai Vu Minh exchange souvenirs (Photo:VNA)

Vietnamese-German billionaire Mai Vu Minh - Chairman of Sapa Thale Group on behalf of the delegation vowed to exert all-out efforts to boost investment to Vietnam from Dubai in particular and United Arab Emirates (UAE) in general.

SAPA Thale Group is operating in finance investment in Germany, Vietnam and many other countries in the world.

Previously, the group and the Dubai Investment Development Agency inked a bilateral investment cooperation deal in Ho Chi Minh City on December 11.-VNA

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