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Viet Nam a country undergoing a strong growth Tran Thanh Hai Embassy of Viet Nam in Italy

Contents Overview of Viet Nam economy Bilateral economic and trade links Favourable environment for investors 2

Overview of Viet Nam economy 3

Viet Nam at a glance Geography - Centre of Southeast Asia - Area: 331,698 sq. km - Coastline: 3,260 km 4 Society - Population: 86 mil. - Labor force: 47 mil. - Unemployment rate: 4.7% - Literacy rate: >90%

Viet Nam economy /i Substantial progress was achieved from 1986 GDP growth averaged 5-7% per year against the background of global recession Membership in ASEAN, ASEM, APEC Joined WTO since 2007 Every 10 years, Viet Nam has built another economy. 5

Viet Nam economy /ii Inflation rate (consumer prices): 6,8% (2009) GDP: $89 billion (2008) GDP per capita: $1,000 GDP growth: 5.32% (2009) GDP - composition by sector: agriculture: 19.4% industry: 42.3% services: 38.3% 6

Infrastructure Highways: 86,327 km Railways: 3,219 km International airports: 3 International seaports: 11 139 industrial zones with area of 29,392 ha 8 economic zones with area of 323,940 ha Electricity output: 53.8 billion kwh 7

FDI flow in Viet Nam 1986-2006 12000 FDI By Sector US$ mil. 10000 10,200 5% 1%2%5% 7% 2% 3% 16% 8000 6000 6% 3% 1% 6% 7% 5% 31% 4000 2000 4,100 Oil & gas Heavy industry Construction Aquaculture Light industry Food industry Agriculture, forestry Transport, ICT 0 Hotel, tourism Culture, health, education Banking, finance New urban area construction 1 98 8-1 99 0 1 99 1 1 9 9 2 1 9 9 3 1 99 4 1 99 5 1 99 6 1 9 9 7 1 9 9 8 1 9 9 9 Investment inflows 2 00 0 2 00 1 2 0 0 2 2 00 3 Disbursement 2 00 4 2 00 5 2 0 0 6 Office, apartment construction Other service IZs infra contruction 8

Trade Exports: US$63 billion (2008) Main exports: crude oil, marine products, rice, garments, footwears, furniture, coffee, rubber, tea, electronics Trading partners: US, EU, Japan, China, Singapore, Korea, Chinese Taipei,... 9

Trade Imports: US$79 billion (2008) Main imports: machinery and equipment, oil products, fertilizer, steel products, raw cotton, grain, vehicles 10

Bilateral economic links 11

Trade with Italy Export from Viet Nam to Italy US$804 million (2009) Footwear, garment, seafood, furniture, coffee bean, natural rubber, tourist items, plastic items, cashew nuts, Import from Italy to Viet Nam US$574 million (2009) Industrial machines, motorcycle, leather material, electric appliances, chemical, cloths, animal feeds "Made in Italy" means quality and reliability 12

Investment from Italy to Viet Nam 13 Top investors in Viet Nam Chinese Taipei, Korea, Singapore, Japan, US Italy has 34 investment projects, valued US$162 million, of which 5 new projects in 2009, valued US$ 49 million Piaggio, Datalogic, Danieli, Bonfiglioli Ariston Thermo, PanaPesca UniCredit, Intesa SanPaolo, Illy, Paccorini, Perfetti Van Melle Italian investment fall in heavy industries, manufacturing, services, agriculture

Investment from Italy to Viet Nam Be present in 14 provinces Priority areas: infrastructure mechanics "green" technologies, renewable energy distribution consumers' goods Support from Italy SIMEST: export credit SACE: export insurance ICE 14

Favourable environment for investors 15

Why to invest in Viet Nam? Socio-political stability Continuous economic growth Abundant human resources High level of literacy, IT-savvy Labourious, hard-working New generation of corporate leaders Huge market for consumption Low cost of materials and inputs Electricity, water, telecoms, air freight 16

Why to invest in Viet Nam? Trade regime becomes more open and transparent following WTO entrance Favorable FDI policies Simplification of investment procedures Compliance with international practices Convenient for outsource and processing industries Located at the heart of Southeast Asia Enjoy preferential tariffs by FTAs Risk diversification 17

How can Italian SME be successful? Understand the country, and the people "You cannot do business if you don't like the people" Invest your time, effort, money to understand Only when you understand the country, you will know which products you can sell: not what you have, but what Vietnamese want There are similarities between Italian and Vietnamese open, friendly, easy to talk 18

Find a right partner Terruzzi Fercalx SpA has a lime plant in Viet Nam Visited Viet Nam several times The first time they met, they did not talk about business, but about food, scenery, football and... ladies :) Field visit is strongly recommended, provided it is well prepared 19

Italian products mean: good quality, delicate design, creation embedded, reasonable price Imports from Italy is in increase Industrial boom requires lots of machine, equipment Higher income, higher consumption Import barriers are lifted 20

Recommended sectors for Italians Textile, garment, leather, footwear Furniture, marble Machinery, home-use appliances Mecatronics, information and biological technologies Food processing Infrastructure facilities: highways, ports, airports, bridges, tunnels, industrial complexes, etc. Services: education, construction, health, culture 21

What can be done with us? Provide general and specific info about Viet Nam Database of laws and regulations Assist in applying for R/O, branch and investment licenses Advise on doing business in Viet Nam Help in seeking an appropriate trading or investment partner Support dispute mediation Facilitate visa processing 22

... More development 1/2007: Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung 11/2008: Minister Claudio Scajola 12/2009: President Nguyen Minh Triet 7/2010: Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung 2010: A business mission led by Berlusconi to Viet Nam??? 23

Conclusion 518 years ago, Colombo discovered America Will his successors "discover" Viet Nam? 24

How to reach us? Embassy of Viet Nam in Italy Via di Bravetta 156, 00164 Roma Tel: (+39) 06 6616 0726 Fax: (+39) 06 6615 7520 Email: vnemb.it@mofa.gov.vn 25 Commercial Office, Embassy of Viet Nam in Italy Via Po 22, Roma 00198 Tel: (+39) 06 841 3913 Fax: (+39) 06 841 4072 Email: it@moit.gov.vn