A series of favourable policies are expected to be issued by the government’s upcoming taskforce in the country’s bid to attract a new investment wave after the health crisis. Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (standing) speaks at the meeting in Hanoi on May 28 (Photo: VNA) Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has ordered the establishment of a special working group in charge of formulating attractive policies to woo more foreign investment, which was dubbed by the PM as “a new wave to surge from the global strategic relocation of production and operations by multinational corporations.” The policies to be created include incentives on tariffs, access to land, as well as solutions to prevent further disruptions to the supply chain and a lack of human resources, to be hammered out by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI), as well as other ministries and relevant authorities. Vietnam has been considered a safe destination by foreign investors looking to relocate and diversify operations thanks to its stable policy framework and success in controlling the COVID-19 outbreak. However, other countries in the ASEAN have also been issuing new policies and attractive incentives to tap into the same capital flows,… Read full this story
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