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[VOVWORLD] - More than 120 representatives from 52 leading US corporations will visit Vietnam from April 14–16 as part of an annual delegation organized by the US-ASEAN Business Council.
USABC President and CEO Brian McFeeters said US companies are keen to expand trade, investment, and long-term partnerships in Vietnam, particularly in energy, technology, innovation, and financial services.
He expressed confidence that under Vietnam’s new leadership, the country will enter a phase of strong and sustainable development, with US businesses ready to support its long-term goals.
(VOVWORLD) -Vietnam welcomes and hopes that US businesses, with their strengths in technology, governance, and innovation, will continue to expand their investments in Vietnam, said Chairman of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for Policies and Strategies Nguyen Thanh Nghi.
[VOVWORLD] - The National Australia-Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NAVCCI) was inaugurated on Tuesday at the Canning City Administration Centre, Western Australia.
(VOVWORLD) - Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh met leaders of major financial institutions and fintech-focused investment funds in New York on Wednesday, during his working visit to the United States to promote plans for an international financial centre in Vietnam and to seek deeper cooperation in banking and finance.
(VOVWORLD) - General Secretary To Lam met leaders of more than 40 major international corporations who are members of the Asia Business Council in Hanoi on Thursday.
