- THE MOUTHPIECE OF THE VIETNAM ASSOCIATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
In the face of global economic fluctuations, attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) has become a bright spot for Vietnam.
Amid the challenges facing Vietnam’s real estate market, the addition of a Draft Resolution piloting commercial housing projects brings renewed hope to citizens and promises to boost economic development.
General Secretary To Lam's important speech: Among the three biggest bottlenecks today—institution, infrastructure, and human resources—the institutional framework is the bottleneck of bottlenecks.
Amidst a complex global economic backdrop, the review report on the 2024 state budget reveals encouraging results.
The social housing loan package, originally valued at VND 120 trillion, has been raised to VND 145 trillion with the participation of nine banks, drawing attention from businesses and consumers.
According to the Ministry of Construction, to address the issue of abandoned real estate projects, a comprehensive approach is needed, ranging from planning management to repurposing, to ensure sustainable development.
The long-term goal set by the Prime Minister is that by 2030, Vietnam will become a modern industrialized nation, with its GDP reaching approximately $780-800 billion.
Phu Quoc is forecast to experience a "booming" end-of-year tourist season with the launch of many new international flights to meet the increasing demand from tourists worldwide who wish to experience and explore Vietnam's Pearl Island.
CIEM proposes not to impose a special consumption tax on sugary drinks at this time and recommends focusing on business support policies.
The new draft by the Ministry of Industry and Trade stipulates that Vietnam Electricity (EVN) is the sole purchaser of self-produced and self-consumed rooftop solar power.
FDI investment has a profound impact on Vietnam's real estate market, especially during the first 9 months of 2024.
During a recent investment promotion mission to South Korea, a delegation from Long An Province, held important meetings with major Korean corporations such as STS Group, CS Wind, and GS Energy.
Renewable energy and semiconductors are the current and future trends. Vietnam and Global Power JSC (Green Power) is on a journey to conquer the market.
Real estate credit is recovering slowly but is expected to grow rapidly thanks to low interest rates and more favorable supply. However, high house prices and low liquidity remain major challenges for buyers and investors.
In the face of globalization and the growing demand for sustainable practices, Long An Province is proactively seeking foreign investment, particularly from South Korea, a key strategic partner for both Vietnam and Long An Province.
With just over 3 months left until the end of the 2024 fiscal year, the public investment disbursement rate has only reached 47.29%. The pressure is increasing, requiring ministries and sectors to concentrate their efforts in the coming period.
The province of Long An hopes that businesses investing in Long An will feel like they are returning to their home, collaborating together for long-term and sustainable development.
Vietnam's investment in Cambodia and Laos remains among the top, with 205 projects in Cambodia (USD 2.95 billion) and 245 projects in Laos (USD 5.5 billion).
For Vietnam to become a strong maritime nation, wealthy from the sea as the Party and State have set out, many bold and synchronous solutions are being proposed.
This year's event continues to be a space for sharing and connecting for over 500 entrepreneurs and businesses from both domestic and international markets.