Dong Nai investment delegation to US holds first seminar in New York

11:09, 26/09/2005

(ĐN) – The 30-member investment promotion delegation headed by Dong Nai provincial party committee secretary Tran Dinh Thanh departed for the United States on September 21. During the visit, the delegation plans to organize seminars for investment promotion.

Dong Nai provincial party committee secretary Tran Dinh Thanh addressing at the seminar in New York city
(ĐN) – The 30-member investment promotion delegation headed by Dong Nai provincial party committee secretary Tran Dinh Thanh departed for the United States on September 21. During the visit, the delegation plans to organize seminars for investment promotion. The first seminar was held in Grand Hyatt hotel, New York City on September 23 with the participation of nearly 50 US businesses.

Addressing at the seminar, the Honourable Ambassador Le Luong Minh, the Permanent Representative of the Mission of Viet Nam to the United Nations enhanced great potentials of the US business community for pursuing investment promotion. He also highly praised efforts made by Dong Nai province in promoting bilateral trade with the US.

Mr. Tran Dinh Thanh, Dong Nai provincial party committee secretary took this opportunity to highlight the opportunities and potentials available in Dong Nai. Especially, local government always creates a favorable environment for foreign investment. Thus, Dong Nai is an attractive, safe, and, most importantly, promising and profitable destination for foreign investors.

Seminar held in Grand Hyatt hotel

At the seminar, members of the delegation cleared up queries related to such matters as protection of the patent right, infrastructure, traffic, industrial and household waste treatment, investment policies in Vietnam …. Thanks to the careful preparation prior to the visit to the US, the delegation provided US businesses with necessary and useful information.

The delegation expects to organize another 4 seminars in different localities across the United States.

Minh Thanh (Email from New York)