Vietnam seeks to boost investment in Angola
Vietnamese businesses are eager to promote their investment in areas of health, construction and trade in Angola.
Vietnamese businesses are eager to promote their investment in areas of health, construction and trade in Angola.
The desire was made at a round-table conference held by Vietnamese Embassy in Angola on September 15.
Dozens of investors both from Vietnam and Vietnamese community in Angola stressed they are ready to pour money into four projects including a high-quality medical testing centre, a Vietnam-Angola general hospital, and a Vietnam trade centre and high-profile construction company.
Participants agreed that all Vietnamese companies doing business in Angola should work together for a business strategy to effectively tap into the construction, healthcare and trade potentials.
The event drew over 60 educational and medical experts as well as trade and construction firms working in Angola.
Two-way trade between Vietnam and Angola hit an estimated 116 million USD last year.-VNA
The desire was made at a round-table conference held by Vietnamese Embassy in Angola on September 15.
Dozens of investors both from Vietnam and Vietnamese community in Angola stressed they are ready to pour money into four projects including a high-quality medical testing centre, a Vietnam-Angola general hospital, and a Vietnam trade centre and high-profile construction company.
Participants agreed that all Vietnamese companies doing business in Angola should work together for a business strategy to effectively tap into the construction, healthcare and trade potentials.
The event drew over 60 educational and medical experts as well as trade and construction firms working in Angola.
Two-way trade between Vietnam and Angola hit an estimated 116 million USD last year.-VNA
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