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Stakeholders discuss Vietnam’s international business themes at RMIT colloquium

RMIT University Vietnam’s International Business Colloquium entitled International business environment in Vietnam: opportunities, challenges and how to move forward saw the attendance of more than 300 international and local company leaders, policymakers, experts, scholars and students.

The event’s guest speakers came from government agencies and large corporations, and included Dr Tran Du Lich (advisor to Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc), Dr Nguyen Sy Dung (former Deputy Head of the Office of National Assembly), Ms Ha Thu Thanh (CEO of Deloitte Vietnam), and Mr Blair Fowler (CEO of Renaissance Hotel Saigon). The speakers addressed Vietnam’s current business environment, managing across cultures, business culture and ethics, making free trade agreements work, and other major international business themes relating to Vietnam.

Dr Nguyen Quang Trung, RMIT Vietnam’s Discipline Lead for the International Business program and organiser of the event, said the colloquium aimed to explore the views from industry experts, policy makers and academics on the issues and challenges of international business in Vietnam.

RMIT Vietnam's Discipline Lead of International Business, Dr Nguyen Quang Trung presented on Vietnam International Business environment. RMIT Vietnam's Discipline Lead of International Business, Dr Nguyen Quang Trung presented on Vietnam International Business environment.

“For the past two decades, Vietnam has been one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and has become increasingly attractive for foreign investment. Understanding the domestic business and policy environment is crucial for both foreign firms seeking to invest and Vietnamese firms seeking to internationalise,” Dr Trung said.

“Therefore, we wanted to establish a forum to discuss vital international business themes in Vietnam, and to build a foundation for a prestigious annual colloquium on Vietnam’s economic integration and international business best practice.”

The Colloquium, held at the University’s Saigon South campus, brought together stakeholders in international business, and improved inter-industry and inter-disciplinary networking and understanding, as well as enhanced government and industry engagement through dialogue.

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A similar event will take place in RMIT Vietnam Hanoi campus on 13 December, which will have the presentation from Mr Truong Dinh Tuyen (Former Minister of Trade who was director of major free trade pacts of Vietnam), in addition to the presentations of the speakers in the HCMC event.

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23 November 2017

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