Brussels (VNA) – One training program was held on May 15 in Brussels to help Belgian companies better understand the business climate and culture in Vietnam.
Organized jointly by the Vietnam Trade Service in Belgium and the Belgium-Vietnam Alliance (BVA), the event provided belgian companies
participants of the basics they need to know when doing business in Vietnam and interacting with locals.
Davy Jacob, supply chain manager of Belgian chocolate producer LIBEERT, which operates in the Vietnamese city of Da Nang, said Vietnam offers an attractive investment climate for foreign investors.
According to him, the country’s rapid economic growth and rapidly growing middle class create good opportunities for foreign investors.
According to Vietnam’s Trade Counselor in Belgium and the EU, Tran Ngoc Quan, despite many difficulties, European companies still have high hopes for the Vietnamese market, especially in the fields of clothing and textiles, leather and footwear, and agriculture.
Tran Ngoc Quan said that the free trade agreement between the EU and Vietnam (EVFTA), which entered into force in August 2020, brought a great opportunity to promote bilateral trade between Vietnam and the EU. He recommended that Vietnamese companies switch to green and clean production and focus on sustainable development to strengthen their presence in the European market. -VNA
2023-05-16 05:57:41
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