Royal Government AusAID IFC

For a Better Business Environment in Vietnam

Working Groups

  Mining Working Group
  Banking Working Group
  Capital Markets Working Group
  Infrastructure Working Group
  Manufacturing & Distribution Working Group
  Tourism Working Group
  Education and Training Working Group

Working Group Registration
To get working group related information i.e. notification of meetings, working group agendas, summaries and etc.
Plese register with:

Nguyen Van Minh
3rd Floor ,63 Ly Thai To, Hanoi.
Email: la1@ifc.org
Tel: (04) 3934-2282
Fax: (04) 3934-2289


Infrastructure Working Group


Overview
 

The setting up of the Infrastructure Working Group was triggered by former Deputy Prime Minister Vu Khoan’s instructions during the annual VBF Meeting on November 29th 2004, and the Prime Minister’s Directive #3/2005/CT-TTg dated April 8th 2005. The group includes local and foreign companies participating in three sub groups (Power, Port, and Telecoms) along with lawyers and private banking and financial institutions. From the government side, the group includes the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI), the Ministry of Industry & Trade (MOI), the Ministry of Transport (MOT), its affiliate Vietnam Maritime Administration (Vinamarine) and the Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines), the Ministry of Information & Communications (MIC), and other relevant agencies.


 

Heading the Group is Tony Foster, Managing Partner of Freshfields. Tony also leads the Power Sub-group.  The Port Sub-group is led by Paul Hoogwaerts, General Manager of Maersk, Shirley Justice, Chief Representative of Nike, and Barry Akbar, Country Manager of APL Vietnam. The Telecom Sub-group is led by Jean-Pierre Achouche, Country Director of  Orange-ftgroup.

 

 

The Group’s initial efforts paid off in new infrastructure development and policy formation in  Vietnam, such as the issuance of a brand-new BOT Decree promoting infrastructure BOT projects, the improvement in port capacity and handling capacity together with the granting of a number of licences to port developers during 2006-2007, and the review of port master plan for further enhancement of port capacity.

 

Structure

 

Private Sector

Government Partners
Ministry of Industry & Trade
Adds: 54 Hai Ba Trung, Hanoi
Tel: (04) 8258311
+Energy & Petroleum Dept.

Ministry of Transportation
Adds: 80 Tran Hung Dao, Hanoi
Tel: (04) 9422805
+ Planning & Investment Dept.

Vietnam Maritime Administration
Adds: 8 Pham Hung Road, Hanoi
Tel: (04) 7683195

Vietnam National Shipping Lines
Adds: Ocean Park Bldg, 1 Dao Duy Anh, Hanoi
Tel: (04) 5770825

Ministry of Information & Communication
Adds: 18 Nguyen Du, Hanoi
Tel: (04) 9435602
+ Planning & Investment Dept.
+ International Cooperation Dept.

Key Members
Key members of the Infrastructure Working Group are local and foreign companies operating in power, port, and telecoms, shipping lines operators and shippers, lawyers, and private banking and financial institutions


Documents


TitlePublication DateDownload
Decision 2190 on Sea Port Master Plan 2020-2030 29/12/2009
Port Meeting Minutes (Jan 08) 12/02/2008
Some suggestions on Port issues (Jan 08) 12/02/2008
Port Position Paper (Jan 08) 23/11/2007
Decree 71/2006 on Management of Ports & Channels 25/07/2006
Decision 791/2005 on the Detailed Plan of the Port Group No.5 12/08/2005
Decision 206/2004 on Development Strategy of Transportation until 2020 10/12/2004
Decision 202/1999 on Port Master Plan 12/10/1999
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