Vietnam promotes trade ties with Hong Kong

Vietnam is taking part in the 2011 World SME Expo in Hong Kong, China, to promote the business and investment environment of Vietnam and facilitate linkages between the two countries’ businesses.

The three-day expo, opened by the Trade Promotion Department of Hong Kong on December 1, has drawn the participation of 320 small and medium enterprises from 33 countries and territories across the world.

The expo is a good chance for Vietnam to introduce its exports, such as seafood, agricultural and garment products and foster exports to Hong Kong and other countries.

Participating in the fair, Vietnamese enterprises expect to seek new partners and expand investment cooperation with foreign enterprises.

Vietnam and Hong Kong trade and investment relations have developed strongly, with two-way trade reaching US$2.4 billion in the first ten month of this year.

Up to October 20, the total investment of Hong Kong in Vietnam reached US$10.9 billion, with a total of 650 projects.

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