On 14 August 2024, EuroCham Vietnam welcomed representatives from the American Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (AmCham), the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Ho Chi Minh City (JCCH), and the Korean Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (KoCham) to our office for a cooperative dialogue.
Since the initial discussion on 9 May 2024, this meeting is a continuance of the collaboration amongst the four chambers of commerce to join efforts in amplifying our collective advocacy work. The chambers came together to share the latest challenges that their member companies are facing, as well as their industry-specific interests.
The topics covered were diverse, ranging from manufacturing plants relocations, solar power regulations, to the Direct Purchase Power Agreement (DPPA) Decree, and data/digital technology laws. Next steps were also discussed to develop a shared mechanism between the four chambers for reporting key issues and discussing recommendations to address them.
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Present at the meeting were leaders from the four chambers, including:
- Representatives from EuroCham:
- Jean-Jacques Bouflet, Vice-Chairman in charge of Advocacy
- Delphine Rousselet, Executive Director
- Truong Ngoc Diep, Advocacy Manager
- Quynh Vo, Corporate & Membership Relations Executive
- Representatives from AmCham:
- Travis Michell, Executive Director
- Lily Nguyen, Events and Committees Manager
- Representatives from JCCH:
- Hidehisa Iwamoto, Chief of External Relations
- Masaya Ueda, Secretary General
- Representatives from KOCHAM:
- Choi Kyu Chul, Vice Chairman, External Relations
- Tae Rim Eum, Member of External Relations Committee
- Jeon Joon Woo, Deputy General Manager
EuroCham looks forward to further advancing the alliance between business associations to promote a nurturing environment for international businesses in Vietnam. We firmly believe that cooperative dialogues like this are vital for stronger partnerships, enhancing economic growth for all respective parties.