Representatives from a number of leading Chinese corporations expressed an interest in expanding their investment in Vietnam during a meeting with Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh in Beijing on June 28.

They include leaders from Texhong, Runergy, Energy China, GOERTEK, and TCL.

The businesses spoke highly of Vietnam’s dynamic development and said they are operating effectively in the country and want to expand in areas such as energy, industrial park infrastructure, social housing, seaports, automobile production, research and development, and building supply chains.

They proposed the government continue creating the conditions needed for them to invest and operate in the country, including administrative reform and ensuring the sufficient supply of energy for production and construction materials for building industrial parks.

Prime Minister Chinh congratulated the corporations for their successful operations and proposed they engage in further long-term investment in Vietnam.

He stressed that the country is firmly conducting administrative reform to cut time and remove obstacles facing businesses and individuals and continues to amend policies and mechanisms to tackle difficulties in exploiting and using construction materials and developing social housing.

He believes the obstacles will be soon removed to help facilitate production and trade.