(VOV) – A seminar was held in Hanoi on September 16 discussing cooperative opportunities between Vietnam and the Republic of Korea’s (RoK) construction businesses.
Nguyen Noi, deputy head of the Foreign Investment Agency (FIA) under the Ministry of Planning and Investment said the RoK ranks second among 101 nations and territories investing in Vietnam with 3,930 projects capitalised at US$32.845 billion with a focus on such fields as manufacturing, real estate, construction, art and entertainment, and transport.
Mr Noi said to lure RoK investment, Vietnam should speed up the attraction of support and processing industries, and construction sector. In addition, priorities should be given to projects which are associated with modern and environmentally friendly technologies to fully tap natural resources and develop infrastructure.
During the seminar, experts discussed the Construction Law 2014 and related policies, the RoK’s investment capital for the Vietnamese construction sector, financial management, and investment formalities. Moreover, businesses discussed prospects for cooperation among construction businesses of both nations.
President of the Academy of Managers for Construction and Cities (AMC), Bui Duc Hung said through the seminar, the RoK businesses should gain a better understanding of the legal framework, policies, opportunities and challenges of investing in Vietnam.
Additionally, the event helps Vietnamese businesses seek partners from the RoK businesses, bolster cooperation in the construction field and contribute to the development of both nations.
Kim Kyungil, head of the Prime Minister’s office affirmed the RoK has always considered Vietnam as top priority in its investment strategy and will continue to increase investment in the Vietnamese market.
Đăng ký: VietNam News
