Vietnam ’s adoption of policies favourable to overseas Vietnamese has prompted a number of expatriate entrepreneurs to work more for the homeland economically.
Bui Thang Long, an overseas Vietnamese in Japan , who participated in the on-going congress of overseas Vietnamese entrepreneurs in Hanoi , welcomed the establishment of the Overseas Vietnamese Entrepreneurs’ Association (OVEA) as the Party and State’s strong manifestation of concern over the overseas Vietnamese community.
Long said the establishment of the Association, coupled with policies on housing, nationality and visas for overseas Vietnamese, offers him more opportunities to inject money into the homeland in addition to investment in his country of residence.
Interested in the hotel and restaurant business, Long has established the Long Nhu Co. Ltd which has run hotel and restaurant services in the northern port province of Quang Ninh for nearly two years.
For Pham Minh Nam, who is President of the New World Fashion Group and Chairman of Vietnamese Businesses’ Association in the UK, the Vietnamese State ’s policies are increasingly open and the investment environment in the homeland is improving.
Nam unveiled his plan to expand his investment in the northern provinces of Ninh Binh and Hai Duong in addition to existing plans to build in the northern city of Hai Phong and the southern economic hub of Ho Chi Minh City.
Meanwhile, Pham Ngoc Chu, the owner of a retail chain in Hungary which caters to more than 10,000 customers a day, expressed interest in promoting Vietnam-made products overseas.
Chu underscored the building of the country’s trademark as being of “extreme importance” to enable Vietnamese products to penetrate into foreign markets.
At the congress, Deputy Foreign Minister and Chairman of the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese Nguyen Thanh Son affirmed that the OVEA will aim to link Vietnamese businesses inside and outside the country and help local entrepreneurs make more well-informed decisions in exploring markets in other countries.
The Association will coordinate with local businesses in an effort to promote Vietnamese products in both domestic and foreign markets./.
Bui Thang Long, an overseas Vietnamese in Japan , who participated in the on-going congress of overseas Vietnamese entrepreneurs in Hanoi , welcomed the establishment of the Overseas Vietnamese Entrepreneurs’ Association (OVEA) as the Party and State’s strong manifestation of concern over the overseas Vietnamese community.
Long said the establishment of the Association, coupled with policies on housing, nationality and visas for overseas Vietnamese, offers him more opportunities to inject money into the homeland in addition to investment in his country of residence.
Interested in the hotel and restaurant business, Long has established the Long Nhu Co. Ltd which has run hotel and restaurant services in the northern port province of Quang Ninh for nearly two years.
For Pham Minh Nam, who is President of the New World Fashion Group and Chairman of Vietnamese Businesses’ Association in the UK, the Vietnamese State ’s policies are increasingly open and the investment environment in the homeland is improving.
Nam unveiled his plan to expand his investment in the northern provinces of Ninh Binh and Hai Duong in addition to existing plans to build in the northern city of Hai Phong and the southern economic hub of Ho Chi Minh City.
Meanwhile, Pham Ngoc Chu, the owner of a retail chain in Hungary which caters to more than 10,000 customers a day, expressed interest in promoting Vietnam-made products overseas.
Chu underscored the building of the country’s trademark as being of “extreme importance” to enable Vietnamese products to penetrate into foreign markets.
At the congress, Deputy Foreign Minister and Chairman of the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese Nguyen Thanh Son affirmed that the OVEA will aim to link Vietnamese businesses inside and outside the country and help local entrepreneurs make more well-informed decisions in exploring markets in other countries.
The Association will coordinate with local businesses in an effort to promote Vietnamese products in both domestic and foreign markets./.
