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Over 50% of Japanese businesses listed Vietnam ’s scale of market, growth capacity and political stability in Vietnam as advantages.
In 2013, Japanese investment in Vietnam increased from US$2.57 billion to US$2.78 billion.
The survey showed that theRepublic of Korea (RoK) took the lead in terms of project numbers in Vietnam , but Japan continued to top in total investment with newly registered capital of US$5.74 billion, followed by Singapore , the RoK, China , Russia , Hong Kong and Taiwan .
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Hepza attributed strong FDI inflows in its EPZs and IPs in the early months of the year to the fact that investors are gearing up for the signing of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement.
In addition, HCM City ’s investment environment has been steadily improving, resulting in a relocation of many FDI projects from other provinces to the city.
To entice increased investment capital in 2014, Hepza said that EPZs and IPs have set aside 408 hectares of land and 67,400 square metres of workshop areas for investors in IPs such as Tan Phu Trung, Dong Nam , An Ha, and Hiep Phuoc, and Tan Thuan EPZ.
The Vietnam-Japan Techno Park in Hiep Phuoc IP has been underway to attract investment from Japan ’s small and medium-sized enterprises in the field of hi-tech support industry.
Last but not least, it is incumbent to streamline procedures of granting investment licenses, and conduct transparent and publicized administrative formalities, improve infrastructure facilities, and promote investment in the green and hi-tech industry.
VOV