Cambodia asked to facilitate Vietnamese businesses’ operations
VOV.VN - Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has asked the Cambodian National Assembly to adopt more legal regulations to incentivize and offer favourable conditions for Vietnamese businesses to operate in Cambodia.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (R) and President of the Cambodian National Assembly Samdech Heng Samrin. |
The Vietnamese Government leader urged the Cambodian NA to support the promotion of cooperation between the two countries across a variety of fields, aiming to lift the bilateral trade to more than US$5 billion by 2020.
Vietnam always places importance and priority on developing all-around cooperation and friendship with Cambodia, while supporting the country in national development, Phuc told his guest.
He said he wants the countries to continue intensify information sharing to maintain security and mutual stability, and persist in the principle of not allowing any force to use one’s territory to conduct sabotage actions against the other.
Cambodian National Assembly Samdech Heng Samrin (third from left) at the reception |
Phuc thanked the Cambodian Government for facilitating overseas Vietnamese’s stable life in the country, asking Cambodia to offer favourable conditions in terms of legal papers for them and handle appropriately the replacement of those who lived in Tonle Sap. He expressed his hope that with combined efforts, the issue will be resolved satisfactorily, positively contributing to the development of bilateral ties.
With regard to border issues, PM Phuc proposed that both sides rapidly finalize drafts on outcomes of land border demarcation and marker planting, which has completed 84% of the workload, and host a signing ceremony for these documents this year.
PM Nguyen Xuân Phuc (third from right) |
The Vietnamese cabinet leader assured Vietnam’s readiness to support and coordinate with Cambodia in maintaining and reinforcing solidarity and common stance of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), to which both countries are members, contributing to regional peace and prosperity.
In reply, Heng Samrin told his host that the Vietnamese and Cambodian legislatures always support and closely coordinate bilaterally and at international forums.
The two sides signed two important cooperation agreements, he said, suggesting the Vietnamese and Cambodian Governments expedite border demarcation and marker planting to build a common border of peace, stability, cooperation and development.
Cambodia has spared no efforts to tackle issues pertaining to Vietnamese Cambodians, especially relevant documents and legal procedures, ensuring they are treated as fairly as other foreign residents in the country, he said.