Friday, March 31, 2006
Vietnam and its biggest city have come through a postwar fracture of sightless optimism and successive sharp disappointment, and are entering a new era of professionalism and growth, according to American and Vietnamese executives at a deal summit in San Francisco Thursday.
About 75 members of a trade allocation from Ho Chi Minh City met their American counterparts at City Hall for the final session of a road show that also took them to New York and Toronto. The group touted Vietnam's young, aggravated, well-educated workforce, low operating costs and newly smooth bureaucracy as compelling reasons why U.S. corporations should invest in the communist nation of 81 million people.
About 75 members of a trade allocation from Ho Chi Minh City met their American counterparts at City Hall for the final session of a road show that also took them to New York and Toronto. The group touted Vietnam's young, aggravated, well-educated workforce, low operating costs and newly smooth bureaucracy as compelling reasons why U.S. corporations should invest in the communist nation of 81 million people.
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