Vietnam ready to facilitate US businesses’ operations
On February 22, Deputy PM Phuc received a delegation of representatives from nearly 30 US businesses involved in information and technology, education and health care which was headed by US Ambassador to Singapore David Adelman.
The US business community has contributed to promoting Vietnam’s socio-economic development and Vietnam-US relations, said Mr Phuc.
He expressed hope the visit will help US businesses get a better understanding of Vietnam’s economic policies and seek business opportunities in the country thus opening up prospects for economic, trade and investment cooperation between the two countries.
The Deputy PM said foreign businesses investing in Vietnam are considered an element in the national economy and their success is also Vietnam’s success.
Ambassador David Adelman said US businesses want to seek business opportunities in Vietnam as the country is a dynamically developing economy with its potential market.
He wished that the quality of Vietnam’s human resources and workforce would be further improved to meet the requirement for development.
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