Viet Nam pledges to facilitate Singaporean businesses

25/02/2008 -- 9:26 PM

Ha Noi (VNA) – Viet Nam will continue creating all favourable conditions for Singaporean businesses to conduct business and invest in the country, affirmed State President Nguyen Minh Triet. During the talks with Singaporean President S. R. Nathan in Ha Noi on Feb. 25, President Triet spoke highly of the recent results of bilateral cooperation in economics, trade, investment and other domains. “The effectiveness of Singapore-invested projects in Viet Nam has actively contributed to Viet Nam ’s economic development,” emphasised the Vietnamese State leader. Singapore has many experiences and strengths in infrastructure development, urban planning, seaport building and management and tourism resort development as well as personnel development, said President S. R. Nathan, affirming that Singapore is willing to cooperate with and help Viet Nam in the fields. The two leaders hailed the effective implementation of the Agreement on Viet Nam-Singapore Connectivity that was signed in December 2005. President S. R. Nathan invited President Triet to pay an official visit to Singapore and President Triet accepted the invitation. The date of the visit will be communicated through the diplomatic channel. On the evening of the same day, State President Triet and his wife hosted a banquet in honour of the Singapore President, his wife and entourage at Ha Noi’s International Convention Centre.-Enditem
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