Press conference on the Vietnam Business Summit (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Business Summit (VBS) 2018 will take place in Hanoi on September 13, drawing the participation of representatives from about 1,200 domestic and foreign businesses.
The event is held within the framework of the World Economic Forum on ASEAN (WEF ASEAN 2018) from September 11-13.
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The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) held a press conference on the VBS 2018 in Hanoi on August 30.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and President of the WEF BorgeBrende will officially open the event and run a dialogue with the business community, said VCCI Chairman Vu Tien Loc.
Themed “Vietnam – Reliable business partner: Connectivity and Creativity,” the event will focus discussion on the role of Vietnam in regional and global value chains, as well as introduce policies and business and investment opportunities in the Southeast Asian country, particularly in the fields of finance and infrastructure, he added.
More than 1,200 business representatives from the US, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), as well as delegates from overseas business associations in Vietnam, embassies, diplomatic and economic representative offices, and international organisations are hoped to take part in the event.
The event offers domestic and foreign enterprises chance to meet with business leaders in ASEAN and beyond, gain an insight into Vietnam’s economy and understand its role in regional and global value chain, as well as study new business opportunities in key investment attraction fields in Vietnam.
Delegates are able to exchange experiences in various spheres and be updated on new business trends in the region.
According to VCCI Chairman Loc, the new driving force for economic growth lies in connectivity and creativity.
Vietnam is considered a key connectivity point between ASEAN and the global economy, he said, adding that the country is also the heart of the Indo-Pacific region.
The country is sparing no efforts in becoming an innovative economy, Loc said, noting that Vietnam is among the top 20 economies named for their entrepreneurial spirit, he noted. –VNA
The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) held a press conference on the VBS 2018 in Hanoi on August 30.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and President of the WEF BorgeBrende will officially open the event and run a dialogue with the business community, said VCCI Chairman Vu Tien Loc.
Themed “Vietnam – Reliable business partner: Connectivity and Creativity,” the event will focus discussion on the role of Vietnam in regional and global value chains, as well as introduce policies and business and investment opportunities in the Southeast Asian country, particularly in the fields of finance and infrastructure, he added.
More than 1,200 business representatives from the US, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), as well as delegates from overseas business associations in Vietnam, embassies, diplomatic and economic representative offices, and international organisations are hoped to take part in the event.
The event offers domestic and foreign enterprises chance to meet with business leaders in ASEAN and beyond, gain an insight into Vietnam’s economy and understand its role in regional and global value chain, as well as study new business opportunities in key investment attraction fields in Vietnam.
Delegates are able to exchange experiences in various spheres and be updated on new business trends in the region.
According to VCCI Chairman Loc, the new driving force for economic growth lies in connectivity and creativity.
Vietnam is considered a key connectivity point between ASEAN and the global economy, he said, adding that the country is also the heart of the Indo-Pacific region.
The country is sparing no efforts in becoming an innovative economy, Loc said, noting that Vietnam is among the top 20 economies named for their entrepreneurial spirit, he noted. –VNA
Source: VNA VNA
