The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) wants to invest in infrastructure development, particularly railways, highways and seaports, in Vietnam, said AIIB President Jin Liqun.
Party General Secreatry Nguyen Phu Trong and business delegations pose for photo (Photo: VNA)
Beijing (VNA) – The Asian InfrastructureInvestment Bank (AIIB) wants to invest in infrastructure development,particularly railways, highways and seaports, in Vietnam, said AIIB President JinLiqun.
Jin made the statement at a meeting with Party GeneralSecretary Nguyen Phu Trong, who is in a visit to China, on January 13.
Acknowledging the contribution of Vietnam to theestablishment of the AIIB, he noted that the construction of transportinfrastructure in the country will help develop links with other ASEAN membercountries.
Jin vowed to work closer with the Vietnamese side indesigning future projects and do his best to make cooperation in the fieldyield practical outcomes.
For his part, Party General Nguyen Phu Trong congratulatedthe bank on the progress it achieved during one year since its foundation.
He said Vietnam and China have reached several bilateral agreementson connecting economic infrastructure during his visit, adding thatinfrastructure development is one of the three strategic breakthroughs in Vietnam’sreform and industrialisation-modernisation process.
Trong said Vietnam is looking for support, including thosefrom the AIIB, in human resources, investment and management capacity.
The same day, the Party chief met with Chairman of the SunwahGroup, Jonathan Choi, whose family has three generations doing business inVietnam.
Trong said Vietnam always creates favourable conditions forforeign investors to operate in the country.
Jonathan Choi said he wishes for further assistance from theVietnamese Government in expanding the group’s operation in Vietnam, particularlyin the construction of seaports, railways, subways and underground pedestriancrossings.-VNA
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Party General Secreatry Nguyen Phu Trong and business delegations pose for photo (Photo: VNA) 
