VN firms explore opportunities in New Zealand

Apr 20th at 13:31
20-04-2016 13:31:10+07:00

VN firms explore opportunities in New Zealand

Representatives from 18 Vietnamese companies made a three-day business trip to Auckland, New Zealand in a move to seek new business opportunities there.

 

These firms operated in wide range of sectors such as food processing, pharmaceuticals, leather and footwear, machinery and equipment.

In his speech at a business matching conference organised as part of the trip, Vietnamese Ambassador Nguyen Viet Dung described Viet Nam as an effective gateway for New Zealand's enterprises to penetrate lucrative ASEAN markets.

The ambassador also emphad the importance of accelerating co-operation between the two business communities, especially when it comes to the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal, which both Viet Nam and New Zealand are involved in.

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