Global Investment Forum destined in HN
The Viet Nam Global Investment Forum will be held in Ha Noi on September 9, announced the Euromoney.
The forum will be attended by over 600 delegates representing government officials, business leaders, foreign direct investors, fund managers, industry experts, economists and bankers.
Key agenda includes Viet Nam’s economy recovery and outlook for 2016; TPP, FTAs and ASEAN integration; To what degree are tensions with China affecting growth? Viet Nam’s leadership transition in 2016; Banking sector reform, NPLs, consolidation; infrastructure and energy development; SOE Equitisation, foreign owenership limits, strategic investments; real estate, agriculture, consumption opportunities and FDI trends.
The event is sponsored by the Ministry of Planning and Investment and will take place in the context that Viet Nam is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing economies in Asia.
Located strategically in the heart of Southeast Asia, the country’s economy grew 6.28% in the first half of 2015. Led by a government that has shown a strong openness to diversify its economy and to integrate globally, foreign direct investments have poured into the country in preparation of several trade deals that include the Trans-Pacific-Partnership (TPP).
Bold reforms to equitise 432 state-owned-enterprises and to reduce foreign ownership limits have helped further draw the attention of global investors who are now anticipating an upgrade by index provider MSCI that will result in significant fund flows./.
source: chinhphu.vn
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