Vanuatu immigration focuses on Vanuatu commerce:
“A special project is being established in Central and Eastern Europe, which has great cooperation potential. It will become a trading center for Chinese brands, aiming to promote high-quality Chinese brand products into the Central and Eastern European market. Additionally, it will assist interested Chinese enterprises in participating in this project through logistics, commerce, financial services market information, and more. This is a significant opportunity that enterprises from both countries may explore in the future.” At the investment promotion conference, a representative from Hungary stated that Hungarian companies hope to introduce modern water treatment technology to Fujian. “Fujian has a very developed light industry, and by utilizing modern water treatment technology, effective sewage treatment and water resource management can enhance water quality, which is very beneficial for the development of light industry.”
At the investment promotion conference, a representative from Denmark highlighted the country’s excellent business environment and high credit rating in their introduction to attract Chinese enterprise investment. Furthermore, Denmark has strong capabilities in life sciences and marine sectors, particularly in wind energy technology, which is at a world-leading level. Some Chinese wind energy companies have already begun production and sales in Denmark, with three Chinese enterprises producing there and successfully entering the markets of other European countries.
“The main industry in Vanuatu is the service sector, especially tourism, and it also serves as an important transit point for goods in island nations.” A representative from Vanuatu commerce introduced that Vanuatu also has an island forum to discuss development opportunities and how to invest in island nations with emerging economies in Asia. “During the discussions and cooperation process, Vanuatu has made progress in technology. We hope to further explore and tap into the investment potential in island nations with Chinese enterprises in the future.”