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| Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh receives leaders of China's Texhong Group. (Photo: Duong Giang) |
Chinese business leaders include: Texhong Group Chairman Hong Tian Zhu, Runergy Group Chairman Tao Long Zhong, Energy China Group Chairman Song Hailiang, GOERTEK Group Chairman Jiang Binh, TCL CEO Wang Cheng, and Great Wall Group Chairman Cheng Jinkui. These are corporations that are investing heavily and wishing to expand production and business in Vietnam.
At the meetings, the leaders of the corporations highly appreciated and believed in Vietnam's dynamic development; said that they are producing and doing business effectively and wish to continue expanding investment in Vietnam in a number of areas such as: energy, industrial park infrastructure, social housing, inland waterway ports, automobile manufacturing, research and development, building supply chains in Vietnam...
In addition, the corporations proposed that the Government and the Prime Minister direct ministries, branches and localities to continue to create more favorable conditions for enterprises to invest and do business, including continuing to reform administrative procedures, providing a stable source of electricity for production, providing enough materials for leveling the ground to build industrial parks, and removing obstacles in fire prevention and fighting regulations...
Listening to the businesses’ sharing, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh acknowledged, highly appreciated and congratulated the businesses’ production and business results; thanked the businesses for choosing Vietnam as a base and expanding their investment, production and business; and asked the businesses to trust and invest long-term in Vietnam.
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| Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh received leaders of several major Chinese economic groups. (Photo: Duong Giang) |
Regarding the proposals of the corporations, the Prime Minister said that Vietnam has approved the Power Plan VIII, which includes energy conversion, wind power and solar power development; encourages self-production and self-consumption, and rooftop solar power development; and businesses can use this as a basis for investment.
In addition to the fields in which corporations proposed to invest, the Prime Minister said that Vietnam encourages businesses, including Chinese businesses, to invest in the following fields: renewable energy industry; construction of power transmission systems, textile and garment supporting industries and construction of international-class fashion shows...
Currently, Vietnam is also vigorously reforming administrative procedures to reduce time and inconvenience for people and businesses; continuing to amend and have mechanisms and policies to remove some obstacles in the exploitation and use of construction materials, as well as policies for social housing development; believing that in the coming time, the obstacles of businesses will be removed; production and business of businesses will be more favorable.
The Prime Minister suggested that, in addition to continuing to expand investment in production and long-term stable business in Vietnam, enterprises must pay attention to protecting the environment, taking care of workers' lives, doing a good job of social security, "harmonizing benefits and sharing risks".
In the spirit of the Government always listening, if businesses have problems that ministries, branches and localities do not thoroughly resolve, they should send letters and feedback directly to the Prime Minister for consideration and handling.
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