LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR OUR RENEWABLE ENERGY THIS SEPTEMBER

The British Chamber of Commerce Vietnam will be hosting a webinar on “Renewable Energy: Investment opportunities in Vietnam” this 16 September 2020! 
[Supported by partners in SE Asia and in the UK] 
 
During the first half of the webinar, local Renewable Energy experts will provide an update of Vietnam’s economy and a guide to investment in Renewable Energy. Attendees will gain insight into the country’s Renewable Energy sector.  Keen investors will benefit from this solid foundation and will help them adopt an appropriate approach to pitches by local developers presented at the second half of the webinar.  
  
BritCham Vietnam cordially invite interested businesses and organisations to register this webinar via https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_MBsQLjcWTZmQndx_Q4qTmw    
 
You can also contact us directly for support 
Mr. Tuan Thieu (Toby) – tuan.thieu@britchamvn.com

Dear Britcham Members, 

We are pleased to share the following invitation to attend a webinar on Public-Private Partnerships (PPP): New Policies, New Opportunities for PPP Investors.  The event starts at 9am on September 16, 2020.  

This PPP event is co-organized by VCCI; Office of the National PPP Committee; Vietnam Association of Road Traffic Investors (VARSI); and The Institute for Policy Research and Media Development (IPS). 

The webinars are present in Vietnamese and English provided through the virtural platform.

The registration form is attached here and please send registration direct to Mr. Hoang Le Anh (Email: anhhl@vcci.com.vn; Tel: 0989 13 1594) and Ms. Nguyen Phuong Ngoc (Email: : ngocnp@ips.org.vn ; Tel: 0982 296 998). 

Please find more attachment as links below:

Invitation to the PPP webinar 16 Sept 2020 in Vietnamese: https://bit.ly/32ji3bS
PPP Green Book (Vietnamese): https://bit.ly/3he4RJC
PPP Green Book (English): https://bit.ly/33hJu5h
2020_PPP law (English version by PPA): https://bit.ly/3ilyiea

Thanks and Best regards,

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