HCM City offers optimal conditions for Singaporean businesses

VOV.VN - Ho Chi Minh City is improving its business environment to provide the best conditions for foreign enterprises, including those from Singapore, has said Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyen Thanh Phong.

At a March 21 meeting with Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, currently an official visit to Vietnam,  Phong said HCM City has pioneered in promoting cooperation with Singapore and hoped the country – as the biggest investor in the city - will carry out a major investment project to symbolize their sound cooperative ties.

The official suggested Singapore boost cooperation and investment in clean food industrial parks, provide technological support for planning management and metro line development.

The southern metropolis wants to receive more assistance from Singapore in improving human resources quality and learnt from its experience in urban management and development, and smart city building, he added.

He also reiterated Vietnam’s unwavering policy of tightening the friendship with Singapore on the bilateral and multilateral basis for the sake of the two peoples as well as for peace, stability, cooperation and development in the region and around the world.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said the Vietnam- Singapore relations have been increasingly reinforced and developed over the past time, illustrated by the strong growth of the 21-year-old Vietnam-Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP).

The operation of more than 900 projects invested by Singaporean businesses is a vivid demonstration of the country’s interest in HCM City, he said, adding that Singapore hopes to conduct more cooperation activities with the city, including the exchange of officials and experience sharing in metropolis management, building and development.

During his stay in HCM City, the PM is set to meet with the Singaporean business community and attend a ceremony to launch a business centre of Mapletree – a leading Singaporean investor in HCM City. 

The PM and his spouse are also scheduled to tour several historical relic sites.

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