Updated : Fri, December 28, 2012,9:31 AM (GMT+0700)
Vietnam has planned to double its total investment in Laos to US$7 billion by 2015, according to the Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade.
The ministry, in coordination with relevant Vietnamese and Lao agencies, on December 25 in Vientiane held a business forum, which drew the participation of nearly 100 Vietnamese enterprises and overseas Vietnamese.
Now, Vietnam has over 200 investment projects with the total capital of some US$3.5 billion. Vietnamese enterprises have made strong presence in Laos, including Laos-Viet Nam Bank, Saigon Bank, Gold Long Thanh Group, and Dao Huong Group.
The two-way trade between Viet Nam and Laos is nearly US$900 million.
Vietnam has also been listed as one of the top five largest investors in Cambodia.
The country has so far this year had 124 investment projects with a combined capital of US$2.5 billion in Cambodia.
Updated : Fri, December 28, 2012,9:31 AM (GMT+0700)
Vietnam has planned to double its total investment in Laos to US$7 billion by 2015, according to the Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade.
The ministry, in coordination with relevant Vietnamese and Lao agencies, on December 25 in Vientiane held a business forum, which drew the participation of nearly 100 Vietnamese enterprises and overseas Vietnamese.
Now, Vietnam has over 200 investment projects with the total capital of some US$3.5 billion. Vietnamese enterprises have made strong presence in Laos, including Laos-Viet Nam Bank, Saigon Bank, Gold Long Thanh Group, and Dao Huong Group.
The two-way trade between Viet Nam and Laos is nearly US$900 million.
Vietnam has also been listed as one of the top five largest investors in Cambodia.
The country has so far this year had 124 investment projects with a combined capital of US$2.5 billion in Cambodia.
Good luck ! There are many projects that Vietnam promised Lao government many years ago ,still nothing happened yet, so do the China. Only peanut projects that they built for Lao so far. Don't hold your breath and wait for free lunch . None of the infrastructure that Laos need the most, have been built .So far only the mines and chopping down the trees and dam and the casinos and hotel which they get a big profits from these projects but not the poor Laotian .
You must be kidding, right? It's Laos that has been ruined by the Vietnamese for their war to reunification. Laos is still suffering as of today. It's the Vietnamese people that have to pay back the due. But instead they come to ruin Lao forests.
You must be kidding, right? It's Laos that has been ruined by the Vietnamese for their war to reunification. Laos is still suffering as of today. It's the Vietnamese people that have to pay back the due. But instead they come to ruin Lao forests.
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