The 7th Academic Alliance Exchange Forum was jointly held by Dong A University (Da Nang), Nagasaki University (Japan), Dong-A University (the RoK) and Huaquiao University (China).
The participants also touched upon the trend of FDI in the market, and proposed solutions to attract more FDI flows into Vietnam, thus fostering the country’s socio-economic development through job generation, technology transfer and experience exchange.
According to economists, Vietnam’s per capita income increased from 1,120 USD in 2009 to 1,990 USD in 2015. The figure is forecast to reach 12,745 USD in the future.
Member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), especially Vietnam, are expected to become an attractive destination for foreign investors thanks to their good performance in international integration as well as improvements in the business environment, they said.
The experts revealed that an increase of 1 percent in the FDI flow will help Vietnam expand its GDP growth by 0.243 percent. Therefore, they suggested the country address such macroeconomic difficulties as inflation, bad debt and high inventory level.
Vietnam also needs to roll out solutions to synchronously develop socio-economic and educational infrastructure, in parallel with improving investment policies and creating a more competitive investment climate to attract investors.
The participants also touched upon the trend of FDI in the market, and proposed solutions to attract more FDI flows into Vietnam, thus fostering the country’s socio-economic development through job generation, technology transfer and experience exchange.
According to economists, Vietnam’s per capita income increased from 1,120 USD in 2009 to 1,990 USD in 2015. The figure is forecast to reach 12,745 USD in the future.
Member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), especially Vietnam, are expected to become an attractive destination for foreign investors thanks to their good performance in international integration as well as improvements in the business environment, they said.
The experts revealed that an increase of 1 percent in the FDI flow will help Vietnam expand its GDP growth by 0.243 percent. Therefore, they suggested the country address such macroeconomic difficulties as inflation, bad debt and high inventory level.
Vietnam also needs to roll out solutions to synchronously develop socio-economic and educational infrastructure, in parallel with improving investment policies and creating a more competitive investment climate to attract investors.
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