Hanoi (VNA) – A Hong Kong (China) business delegation of regarding 60 members will visit Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City from Jan. 8 to 14 to further strengthen exchanges and seek business opportunities. investment and trade between Vietnam and Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area in particular, mainland China in general.
The delegation will be led by Doctor Jonathan Choi, President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, President of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Gulf Entrepreneurs Association, President of the Hong Kong-Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and President of the Sunwah group.
During this business trip, the delegation will coordinate with Vietnamese ministries and sectors to organize a seminar in Hanoi on January 10 to connect companies from Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area in Vietnam and on January 12 a Hong Kong-Ho Chi Minh City Investment Promotion Seminar. These events are expected to bring together hundreds of delegates, including government officials, business leaders and experts from Vietnam and Hong Kong.
Doctor Jonathan Choi, Chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, Chairman of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Gulf Entrepreneurs Association, Chairman of the Hong Kong-Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Chairman of Sunwah Group. Photo: VNAIn addition, the delegation will also have working sessions with officials from the Ministries of Planning and Investment, Industry and Trade, and Science and Technology and also leaders from Ho Chi Minh City.
Speaking to Vietnam News Agency’s correspondent in Hong Kong, Vietnam’s Consul General in Hong Kong Pham Binh Dam said Hong Kong companies are all very strong and have had a long time doing business. In Vietnam. This explains why Hong Kong is Vietnam’s 7th largest trading partner and 5th largest investor and the potential for cooperation between the two sides is always great.
He hoped that in the near future, the consulate will directly support some major Vietnamese companies to do business in Hong Kong.
Jonathan Choi said he was confident in Vietnam’s development potential. There are many countries and territories interested in investing in Vietnam, including Hong Kong, he said. -VNA
