RoK – biggest investor in Binh Phuoc
The Republic of Korea (RoK) is currently the biggest investor in the southern province of Binh Phuoc with 81 businesses registering a total capital of about 500 million USD.
A Vietnam-Korea business exchange (Source: VNA)During a working session with a delegation of the Korean Chamber of Commerce led by RoK Consul General to Ho Chi Minh City Park No-wan on August 1, Tram promised that Binh Phuoc will continually protect Korean firms and investors in the locality.
Park, for his part, pledged all possible support for Korean investors who want to learn about Binh Phuoc’s business environment.
He suggested holding more seminars and dialogues to offer the two countries’ enterprises chances to seek cooperation opportunities.
On the occasion, the RoK delegation presented 200 million VND (9,000 USD) in support of local residents following the recent drought.-VNA
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