Hanoi: Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on August 12 urged Vietnam and Japan to establish a joint working group this month to coordinate efforts to address issues arising in reality, ensuring harmonious benefits and shared risks. Speaking at his meeting with Japanese enterprises operating in Vietnam – the second of its kind this year, PM Chinh stressed that if there are any issues going beyond the scope of existing regulations, they should be promptly submitted to competent authorities for appropriate and definitive resolution, avoiding prolonged delays. Lessons should also be drawn for ongoing and future projects.
According to Vietnam News Agency, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of timely intervention and collaborative problem-solving between the two nations. The proposed joint working group aims to facilitate smoother cooperation and enhance the efficiency of bilateral projects and initiatives. The establishment of this group is expected to serve as a model for other international collaborations by focusing on mutual benefits and shared responsibilities.
PM Chinh also highlighted the necessity of learning from past and current projects to improve future endeavors. By doing so, both countries can optimize their collaborative efforts and ensure successful outcomes for all stakeholders involved. The meeting with Japanese enterprises underscored the commitment of both nations to strengthening their partnership and addressing any challenges that may arise in their joint ventures.