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Vietnam-India two-way trade rises to $3.9bln in 2011, up 42% yoy.

Vietnam-India’s bilateral trade was estimated to surge to $3.9 billion in 2011, making a year on year rise of 42%, the local news provider Gafin reported.

In details, India’s exports to Vietnam increased by 33% and the Southeast Asia country’s exports to the South Asia country soared by 57% in the year despite the global economic recession.

The two countries’ two-way trade has sharply risen in recent years, from $1.2 billion in 2006 to $3.9 billion in 2011 and has increased by nearly 20 times from 2000 to 2011.

Indian companies also have invested a total of $771 million in Vietnam.

The two countries expect to raise their bilateral trade to $7 billion by 2015.

Vietnam-India two-way trade rises to $3.9bln in 2011, up 42% yoy | Vietnam Business News

Vietnam-India two-way trade increases rapidly
Updated : Thu, February 16, 2012,11:01 PM (GMT+0700)

Two-way trade between Vietnam and India has increased almost 20-fold during the past decade, the Indian Consul General has said.

Indian Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City, Abhay Thakur reported this news at a get-together to celebrate the 62nd anniversary of the Republic of India, in Ho Chi Minh City on Feb. 16.

Bilateral trade rose from US$200 million in 2000 to over $1.2 billion in 2006, $2.7 billion in 2010 and $3.9 billion in 2011.

Abhay Thakur affirmed that Vietnam has always been a special and sincere friend of India, in both bilateral ties and at regional forums, adding that Vietnam remains in a strategic position in the foreign priorities under the “Look East” policy of India.
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He said India is willing to further strengthen cooperative contents with Vietnam based on the spirit of the “Vietnam-India Strategic Cooperation” that was signed by the two countries in 2007, especially in the fields of business, science and technology and culture.

The total investment of Indian enterprises in Vietnam has now reached more than $771 million and two-way trade between the two countries is expected to hit $7 billion by 2015.:tup:

Vietnam-India two-way trade increases rapidly - Business - TuoiTreNews

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I was saying that only. :D

See the part of the article i quoted. Excellent development. :tup:
Another good develpment is:
Abhay Thakur affirmed that Vietnam has always been a special and sincere friend of India, in both bilateral ties and at regional forums, adding that Vietnam remains in a strategic position in the foreign priorities under the “Look East” policy of India.
 
Indians and Viets can keep protesting against us but that won't make a difference. The population, land area, GDP, military forces of India and Vietnam combined is still smaller than China.
 
When the world has more and more demonstrations against China, this means China is really rising. Think otherwise, not a bad thing.

The demonstration is not because China is rising...It is to protest China's arrogance...banning fishing and cutting cables shows though China is risen, Chinese have not...
 
Vietnam has chosen India as suppliers of raw materials for our manufacturing industry to avoid dependency of China too much. We need to strengthen further to do that.
Previously, most the raw material for production of industry Vietnam's are imported from China.
 
Indians and Viets can keep protesting against us but that won't make a difference. The population, land area, GDP, military forces of India and Vietnam combined is still smaller than China.

I wish you had been there during the times of the Mongol invasions.

You would have achieved what the emperor and general of the times didn't: Scare them away with sheer numbers.

60000 Vs. 165 millions!

You would have also scared off the Manchus and the Birts and other Europeans, probably the Japs as well.

You managed to soooo scare us you know.

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Only problem with Chinese is their arrogance. I even heard that they made claims in Arctic ocean. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Behind this "arrogance" lies a deep sense of humiliation and inferiority complex.

Not too difficult to see actually.
 
very good news for india, india can learn alot from vietnam,vietnam for being in soutrh east asia is very smart compare to india and standard of living in vietnam is alot better than india, also vietnam is alot cleaner so all in all very benificial to india to engage with vietnam
 

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