Vietnam will be among the Asia-Pacific region's most attractive destinations for investors in the next three to five years, according to a Price-waterhouseCoopers (PwC) survey released this week.
According to PwC's CEO APEC 2012 survey, Vietnam will be ranked ninth among the most appealing investment destinations for companies which have their main headquarters in fast-growing economies in the next three to five years. The survey was conducted between June and August with the participation of 376 CEOs and experts in 40 countries.
According to the leading auditing firm's report, Vietnam will also rank eleventh in terms of foreign direct investment during the next three to five years.
Asia-Pacific CEOs considered China and the US their first choices for investment in the next three to five years. Natural resource-rich economies such as Russia, Indonesia and Australia and service hubs like Hong Kong and Japan would also attract their attention./.VNA
According to PwC's CEO APEC 2012 survey, Vietnam will be ranked ninth among the most appealing investment destinations for companies which have their main headquarters in fast-growing economies in the next three to five years. The survey was conducted between June and August with the participation of 376 CEOs and experts in 40 countries.
According to the leading auditing firm's report, Vietnam will also rank eleventh in terms of foreign direct investment during the next three to five years.
Asia-Pacific CEOs considered China and the US their first choices for investment in the next three to five years. Natural resource-rich economies such as Russia, Indonesia and Australia and service hubs like Hong Kong and Japan would also attract their attention./.VNA
