Argentina Courts Vietnam for Trade and Investment Under New Incentives
Argentina is pushing to strengthen economic ties with Vietnam, despite no current direct investments from its companies in the country. A recent workshop in Hanoi highlighted opportunities under Argentina’s Large Investment Incentive Scheme (RIGI), targeting key sectors like mining, energy, and agriculture. Both nations are also working on a double tax avoidance agreement to boost trade and investment.
The Embassy of Argentina in Vietnam hosted a workshop to showcase investment potential in Argentina. Officials presented the RIGI scheme, which offers incentives in sectors such as mining, energy, oil and gas, infrastructure, tourism, technology, forestry, and steel production. The event aimed to attract Vietnamese businesses to explore opportunities in these areas.
The workshop marked a step toward closer economic relations between Argentina and Vietnam. With ongoing talks on a double tax agreement and Argentina’s push to simplify business regulations, both countries are laying the groundwork for increased trade and investment. The focus now shifts to turning these discussions into concrete partnerships in key industries.
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