Denmark works to support Da Nang’s private sector development
A workshop was held in the central city of Da Nang on August 8 to
introduce Denmark’s enterprise support programmes to local
entrepreneurs.
A workshop was held in the central city of Da Nang on August 8 to
introduce Denmark’s enterprise support programmes to local
entrepreneurs.
The event was jointly held by the Embassy of Denmark in Vietnam and the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI)-Da Nang branch.
Denmark Deputy Ambassador to Vietnam Christian Brix Moller said the Vietnam-Denmark enterprise partnership support programme aid the transfer of green energy technologies, job creation and environment improvement to help Vietnam achieve a sustainable economic growth.
Since 1997, the programme, which backs the establishment of trade partnership between Vietnamese and Danish companies, has provided over 74 million USD for 300 projects and over 150 long-term partners in Vietnam.
Meanwhile, Denmark’s enterprise finance programme has offered non-interest or low-interest loans for development projects in the country, committing a total 100 million USD for 10 such projects as by 2013.
Denmark is now one of the largest EU providers of non-refundable aid to Vietnam.
The country has committed the provision of 90 million USD in official development assistance (ODA) for Vietnam in the 2014-2015 period.-VNA
The event was jointly held by the Embassy of Denmark in Vietnam and the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI)-Da Nang branch.
Denmark Deputy Ambassador to Vietnam Christian Brix Moller said the Vietnam-Denmark enterprise partnership support programme aid the transfer of green energy technologies, job creation and environment improvement to help Vietnam achieve a sustainable economic growth.
Since 1997, the programme, which backs the establishment of trade partnership between Vietnamese and Danish companies, has provided over 74 million USD for 300 projects and over 150 long-term partners in Vietnam.
Meanwhile, Denmark’s enterprise finance programme has offered non-interest or low-interest loans for development projects in the country, committing a total 100 million USD for 10 such projects as by 2013.
Denmark is now one of the largest EU providers of non-refundable aid to Vietnam.
The country has committed the provision of 90 million USD in official development assistance (ODA) for Vietnam in the 2014-2015 period.-VNA
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