PM Chinh, Premier Li talk to businesses on win-win cooperation, jointly shaping future

Vu Khuyen
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(VOVWORLD) - Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized Vietnam’s orientation of attracting foreign investment, including high-quality investment from China, saying that the Vietnamese Government is committed to "3 guarantees", "3 clearances", and “3 togethers”.

PM Chinh, Premier Li talk to businesses on win-win cooperation, jointly shaping future  - ảnh 1

Vietnam-China business discussion. (Photo: Vu Khuyen/VOV)

PM Chinh was speaking at a Vietnam-China business workshop in Hanoi on Sunday with the theme "Strengthening win-win cooperation, joining hands to shape the future," which was also attended by Chinese Premier Li Qiang.

PM Chinh, Premier Li talk to businesses on win-win cooperation, jointly shaping future  - ảnh 2Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh. (Photo: Vu Khuyen/VOV)

The “3 guarantees” include ensuring that the foreign-invested economic sector is an important component of Vietnam's economy; ensuring the legitimate and legal rights and interests of investors; and ensuring political stability, social order, and safety, constantly improving the business investment environment so that investors can feel secure in doing long-term business in Vietnam.

The "3 clearances" include clear, smooth infrastructure; clear mechanisms; and smart administration.

The "3 togethers" include mutual listening and understanding by businesses, the State, and the public; sharing a vision and action to support each other in rapid, sustainable development; and working together, winning together, developing together, and sharing joy, happiness and pride.

PM Chinh, Premier Li talk to businesses on win-win cooperation, jointly shaping future  - ảnh 3Chinese Premier Li Qiang. (Photo: Vu Khuyen/VOV)

Premier Li highlighted three key points of connection between the two countries' development strategies: integrating China's "Belt and Road" initiative with Vietnam's "Two Corridors, One Belt" framework; connecting transportation infrastructure – roads, railways, border gates, ports, and airways; and promoting travel, people-to-people exchanges, and industrial policy coordination.

                             

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