Japanese investors inspect delta

Apr 18th at 11:14
18-04-2014 11:14:03+07:00

Japanese investors inspect delta

Executives from 40 leading Japanese enterprises will visit the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta and seek investment opportunities in agroforestry and fisheries production and processing from April 21 to 23.

This was revealed at a working session between the Steering Committee for the Southwestern Region and regional authorities in Can Tho on April 15.

Nguyen Phong Quang, deputy head of the steering committee, said the visit is a good opportunity for localities to introduce their potential and incentives to lure Japanese investors to the region, which has so far recorded the lowest foreign direct investment in the country.

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