Vinanet - Japan is currently the second largest foreign direct investment (FDI) partner in Vietnam. They confirms that the investment environment in Vietnam is still very attractive.
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| JETRO: Many Japanese firms want to expand investment in Vietnam |
According to the statistics of the Ministry of Planning and
Investment, Japan has invested 3,551 projects in Vietnam with a total
registered capital of $ 46.3 billion, making up 14.7% of the total number of
projects and FDI registered capital in Vietnam with the presence of many big
names such as Honda, Toyota, Sumitomo, Aeon ...
In the framwork of Nikkei Asian Review Forum oganized
recently in Vietnam, Shosuke Mori, Executive Vice President, Sumitomo Mitsui's
International Banking Unit, said that Vietnam had a impressive economic growth
rate in the past 20 years, was one of the few countries in the ASEAN region
that achieved a growth rate of over 5% in recent years. In addition, the World
Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasted that Vietnam's GDP per capita wouldl reach US$
3,350 by 2017 and US$ 3,500 by next years.
Along with economic growth, Vietnam is also extremely
attractive to Japanese investors because of its geographical location in the
heart of ASEAN region, favorable business environment, abundant and hard
working labor force. The political and cultural environment of Vietnam have
many things in common with Japan.
In addition, Japanese investors also affirm that Vietnam is
integrating deeply with the regional and world economy through bilateral and
multilateral FTAs. The Government of Vietnam is very active in improving the
business environment by simplifying administrative procedures, improving
infrastructure, boosting the equitization of SOEs. This is of interest to
Japanese investors in Vietnam market.
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