Johan Ndisi and Marcus Persson will discuss opportunities for Swedish businesses in Vietnam at a Singapore briefing on 19 November.
Sweden’s ambassador to Vietnam and its trade commissioner will lead SwedCham Singapore’s “Market Outlook: Vietnam” session at SEB’s offices.
The event will explore Vietnam’s role as a production base, sourcing hub and growing consumer market.
Opportunities beyond manufacturing
According to SwedCham’s programme, the briefing will cover opportunities and challenges for companies considering Vietnam or expanding their operations there.
The organisers highlight smart manufacturing, logistics, green energy, healthcare and consumer markets as areas of interest.
Ndisi will join Persson, who also serves as Business Sweden’s country manager for Vietnam, for an hour-long presentation followed by questions.
ScandAsia previously reported on Ndisi’s proposals for Swedish technology cooperation with Vietnam, including infrastructure and port development.
Morning briefing at SEB
The session takes place on Thursday, 19 November, from 8.15am to 10am at SEB, OUE Bayfront, 50 Collyer Quay, #12-03, Singapore.
Registration and a light breakfast begin at 8.15am. The presentation runs from 8.30am to 9.30am, followed by a 30-minute question-and-answer session.
Readers can find further information on SwedCham’s event page.
Source: SwedCham
