Hanoi (VNA) – Japan is expected tomake strong investment in Vietnam in 2017, according to Cong Thuong (Industry& Trade) newspaper.
Vietnam has so far attracted more than 22,000foreign direct investment (FDI) projects worth about 300 billion USD from 116countries and territories.
Japanese investors account for 3,300 of thetotal projects with a total registered capital of nearly 42 billion USD, morethan 14 percent of total FDI in Vietnam.
According to the Ministry of Planning andInvestment, 1,600 Japanese firms are operating in 52 out of the 63 cities andprovinces in Vietnam.
Japan is currently the biggest officialdevelopment assistance supplier of Vietnam.
Two-way trade has recorded annual average growthof 13.9 percent in recent years, which is expected to hit 60 billion USD by2020.
At the end of January 2017, a delegation of 70Japanese businesses explored the investment environment in Vietnam.
Chairman of the Japan Chamber of Commerce andIndustry Akio Mimura, head of the delegation, said Vietnam was an attractivedestination.
Japan will boost investment in the SoutheastAsian country in infrastructure, agriculture, industry and manufacturing spareparts, he added.
A survey conducted by Japan’s Asian NikkeiReview in 2016 named Vietnam as the first choice for Japanese investors inASEAN, with up to 53 percent of surveyed Japanese businesses planning to investin Vietnam.
During his official visit to Vietnam in January2017, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed with Vietnamese counterpartNguyen Xuan Phuc to expand trade and investment ties.
Vietnam drew over 175 FDI projects capitalised at 1.24 billion USD inJanuary 2017, year-on-year respective increases of 37.8 percent and 23 percent.
Total newly-registered and increased capitalreached 1.4 billion USD in the first month of 2017, up 6.6 percent against thesame period last year. FDI disbursementwas estimated at 850 million USD, a yearly rise of 6.3 percent.-VNA
Vietnam has so far attracted more than 22,000foreign direct investment (FDI) projects worth about 300 billion USD from 116countries and territories.
Japanese investors account for 3,300 of thetotal projects with a total registered capital of nearly 42 billion USD, morethan 14 percent of total FDI in Vietnam.
According to the Ministry of Planning andInvestment, 1,600 Japanese firms are operating in 52 out of the 63 cities andprovinces in Vietnam.
Japan is currently the biggest officialdevelopment assistance supplier of Vietnam.
Two-way trade has recorded annual average growthof 13.9 percent in recent years, which is expected to hit 60 billion USD by2020.
At the end of January 2017, a delegation of 70Japanese businesses explored the investment environment in Vietnam.
Chairman of the Japan Chamber of Commerce andIndustry Akio Mimura, head of the delegation, said Vietnam was an attractivedestination.
Japan will boost investment in the SoutheastAsian country in infrastructure, agriculture, industry and manufacturing spareparts, he added.
A survey conducted by Japan’s Asian NikkeiReview in 2016 named Vietnam as the first choice for Japanese investors inASEAN, with up to 53 percent of surveyed Japanese businesses planning to investin Vietnam.
During his official visit to Vietnam in January2017, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed with Vietnamese counterpartNguyen Xuan Phuc to expand trade and investment ties.
Vietnam drew over 175 FDI projects capitalised at 1.24 billion USD inJanuary 2017, year-on-year respective increases of 37.8 percent and 23 percent.
Total newly-registered and increased capitalreached 1.4 billion USD in the first month of 2017, up 6.6 percent against thesame period last year. FDI disbursementwas estimated at 850 million USD, a yearly rise of 6.3 percent.-VNA
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