The Embassy of Mexico in Vietnam, the Foreign Trade Council of Western Mexico and the Mexican Foreign Trade Bank (Bancomext-Nafin) have just launched the document “Vietnam for Mexican Businesses: Business Guide”.
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| Document "Vietnam for Mexican Businesses: A Business Guide". |
This is the first business handbook that comprehensively and in detail demonstrates the attractiveness of the Vietnamese market as well as the opportunities it offers to Mexican businesses.
This document introduces business opportunities within the framework of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans- Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) with the aim of providing Mexican businesses with the best tools to access the Vietnamese market in a secure and effective manner.
The document consists of 13 chapters with practical and concise information on the economy , foreign trade of Vietnam, as well as bilateral trade between Mexico and Vietnam, sectors, products and opportunities for Mexican businesses in this market, useful tools related to the CPTPP Agreement, industry fairs in Vietnam, as well as useful contacts for doing business with this country, and many other topics.
This business guide is available in electronic format and is available on the website of the Embassy of Mexico in Vietnam: https://embamex.sre.gob.mx/vietnam/, as well as on the following websites: https://www.bancomext.com/ https://www.nafin.com/portalnf/content/home/home.html http://comceocte.org.mx/ |
According to Mexico's assessment, Vietnam is a country with more than 100 million people, integrated into global trade networks, with an average economic growth rate of 7% annually over the past decades, making Vietnam an extremely attractive market for this Latin American country.
Among the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Vietnam is Mexico’s second-largest trading partner and seventh-largest supplier globally. Bilateral trade between Mexico and Vietnam has grown exponentially since the CPTPP agreement came into effect for both countries.
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