Japanese businesses target HCM City

A delegation of Japanese businesses met with Ho Chi Minh City authorities on March 9, expressing a desire to increase their investment in the city.

The delegation, headed by the president of the Vietnam-Japan Committee for Economic and Cultural Exchange, Masahiro Iwashita, included the representatives of businesses from eight different fields such as chemistry, energy, infrastructure and transport.

Members of the delegation had nothing but praise for HCM City’s potential for development.

For his part, the Chairman of the Municipal People’s Committee, Le Hoang Quan, said the city wants to learn from Japan’s experience in developing its infrastructure, education, culture, and arts.

He pledged that the city will create the best possible conditions for Japanese businesses to invest successfully in the southern economic hub.

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