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NA Chairman addresses Vietnam-India Business Forum

National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue highlighted the great potential of bilateral economic, trade and investment ties while addressing the Vietnam – India Business Forum in New Delhi on December 17.
NA Chairman addresses Vietnam-India Business Forum ảnh 1NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue speaks at the event (Photo: VNA)

New Delhi (VNA) – National AssemblyChairman Vuong Dinh Hue highlighted the great potential of bilateral economic,trade and investment ties while addressing the Vietnam – India Business Forumin New Delhi on December 17.

Inhis opinion, the two countries need to look towards green and circular economies.Indian firms could invest in infrastructure, processing industry, farm produce,science-technology and education-training.

Former Minister of Commerce and Industry Senator Suresh Prabhu and Director General of the Confederation of Indian Industry ChandrajitBanerjee stressed that the Indian Government is carrying out the Act East policy and Vietnam is one of the important partners of India in Southeast Asia.

Prabhuhailed Vietnam as an example of innovation in the world. President Ho Chi Minh’s thought and Vietnam’s policies and mechanisms always place people in the centreof development goals and orientations.

Withsimilarities, the two countries could cooperate for high growth and improved people’s lives, he said.

Onthe occasion, Hue witnessed the exchange of 12 bilateral cooperation agreementsin workforce training in information technology, oil and gas processing, andenergy./.

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