The Ministry of Planning and Investment will continue to draft a law
designed to overcome difficulties in conducting business in Viet Nam,
after a set of new laws and decrees just took effect on July 1.
The northern province of Ha Nam will offer incentives and a
favourable business climate to attract investors, a provincial leader
told a forum in HCM City yesterday.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade will propose to the government to
offer more incentives to attract investments for infrastructure
development in industrial clusters nationwide.
This central province plans to attract investments worth VND2.5 to VND3
trillion (US$119.05 to $142.86 million) and generate jobs for 1,000 to
1,500 new workers this year.
The Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta must develop new strategies and clear goals
to attract more investors to the region, a Japanese executive said at a
conference held yesterday in HCM City.
The Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Tien Giang is improving
administrative procedures in order to attract more investors, Tran Kim
Mai, the standing deputy chairwoman of the People''s Committee, has said.
The Nghi Son Economic Zone (EZ) in central Thanh Hoa Province has
struggled to attract investment after receiving significant support
during recent years, local authorities have said.
Viet Nam, which has kept its foreign direct investment policies
unchanged for a long time, needs to change them now if it wants to
attract more inflows, an expert has said.
The Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Vinh Long announced a list of 47
key projects to attract investment from now to 2015, according to the
provincial People''s Committee. In total, the projects will cost an
estimated VND23.2 trillion (US$1.1 billion).
The Mekong Delta region should improve its infrastructure and investment
environment as well as enhancing labour productivity to attract foreign
investors, experts said at a conference in Can Tho City on Monday.