Vietnam remains potential market for Monaco investors: confab

Vietnam is currently a potential and attractive market to Monaco entrepreneurs, especially the more than 60 companies and investors of Monaco participating in an economic conference hosted by the Vietnamese Embassy in Monaco in collaboration with the Monaco Economic Board (MEB) on May 4.
Vietnam remains potential market for Monaco investors: confab ảnh 1The delegation of the Vietnamese Embassy in Monaco visits 3X Engineering Group - a Monaco enterprise having long-term cooperation with Vietnam (Photo: VNA)
Paris (VNA) - Vietnam is currently a potential andattractive market to Monaco entrepreneurs, especially the more than 60 companies andinvestors of Monaco participating in an economic conference hosted by theVietnamese Embassy in Monaco in collaboration with the Monaco Economic Board (MEB)on May 4.

Ambassador Dinh Toan Thang briefed participants on Vietnam’s potential, saying thatthe Southeast Asian country is one of the fastest growing and most dynamiceconomies in the region, with a coastline stretching morethan 3,200 km, many seaports and major international trade routes passingthrough.

Vietnam wants to attract Monaco businesses, especially in seaports, healthcare- pharmaceuticals, tourism, sustainable development and creativity, he said.

Vietnam remains potential market for Monaco investors: confab ảnh 2At 3X Engineering Group (Photo: VNA) 

The diplomat expressed his belief that the economic cooperation between the twocountries will have strong breakthroughs in the future and more and more Monacobusinesses will choose Vietnam as their investment destination.

Monacoentrepreneurs expressed their deep impression of Vietnam's socio-economicdevelopment achievements, especially institutional breakthroughs and preferentialpolicies for foreign businesses.

They said they hope the Vietnamese Government will support and create favourable condition forthem to cooperate and do business successfully in Vietnam, and through Vietnamto enter the ASEAN market./.
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