In the framework of a business trip to Vietnam meetings of M.V. Slipenchuk with the members of the Vietnamese Government took place
The Chairman of the Russian part of the Russian-Vietnamese
Business Council (RVBC), M. V. Slipenchuk, held operative meetings
with the first Vice-Premier of the Government of Vietnam Nguen Shin
Hung and Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry Do Huu Hao.
Main attention at the meeting with the first Vice-Premier Nguen
Shin Hung was given to the search of the ways to the further
improvement in the sphere of economical cooperation between Russia
and Vietnam and increasing commodities circulation between two
countries. M. Slipechuk particularly underlined the importance of
developing bank, mining and investment business of the Russian
companies in Vietnam. "We are also prepared to help the Vietnamese
enterprises to establish contacts with Russian partners and develop
business at the Russian market", he said. Mikhail Victorovitch also
expressed condolences to the Vietnamese people in connection with
multitudinous victims of the inundation in the country.
In the course of the meeting with Do Hou Xiao, Deputy Minister of
Trade and Industry, there were discussed in detail the vital
questions of the work by the Russian – Vietnam Business Council and
also the perspectives of the investment projects of the Russian
companies in Vietnam.
Summing up the results of the visit to Hanoi and the meetings held,
M. Slipenchuk noted: "The fastest may become the relationship
between the financial structures of Russia and Vietnam, including
those between banks, operating in the sphere of securities". Also
in accordance with his opinion, the perspective spheres of
cooperation between two countries are the mining industry, tourist
business and trade in the light industry goods and food.
One more important task of the RVBC, by M. Slipenchuk, is the
assistance to the middle and small business, which, "differently to
the large enterprises, is in great need of the Council's support in
order to create direct contacts and select reliable partners at the
first stage of activities".
M. Slipenchuk further informed that in the nearest future a
representation of METROPOL Group in Vietnam would be opened.
The Group includes six battery plants and business units developing and introducing new technologies, and distributing products.
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