Authorities of Dong Nai on September 18 held a dialogue with associations and foreign direct investment (FDI) businesses in the southern province to grasp and remove their difficulties amidst complicated developments of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dong Nai (VNA) – Authorities of Dong Naion September 18 held a dialogue with associations andforeign direct investment (FDI) businesses in the southern province to grasp and remove their difficulties amidst complicated developments ofthe COVID-19 pandemic.
At the event, participating firms praised Dong Nai’s businessclimate and basically agreed with the province’s pandemic prevention measures.
They said the authorities have provided prompt assistance, particularlyregarding administrative procedures, to facilitate enterprises in arranging accommodationfor workers to stay and work at their facilities.
They suggested Dong Nai consider easing a number of criteriain its economic recovery plan, particularly concerning regulations on vaccinationrate, goods trade and workers’ travel. Theplan will be launched on September 20.
Fielding queries from firms at the dialogue, Cao TienDung, Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, shared their difficulties.
He stated the local authorities will stand side by side withthem and create all conditions possible for them to overcome obstacles andrecover their production activities.
Nguyen Hong Linh, Secretary of the provincial Party Committee,informed that more vaccines will be distributed for the enterprises in the time tocome.
On the occasion, some participating companies presented morethan 17 billion VND (743,000 USD) worth of medical equipment and goods to support DongNai's pandemic prevention activities./.
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At the dialogue. (Photo: VNA) 
