- THE MOUTHPIECE OF THE VIETNAM ASSOCIATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
In the context of globalization and the booming creative economy, cultural industries are increasingly important in national development strategies. Vietnam needs a development proposal in this field to tap into its potential.
In the context of the changing real estate market alongside new legal regulations, understanding the Real Estate Business Law is a crucial factor for businesses and investors to seize opportunities and prepare well for the new cycle.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) stimulates the growth of serviced apartments by increasing demand from international experts. FDI drives market expansion, particularly in rapidly developing areas.
This is also the assessment of Dr. Chu Duc Hoang, Chief of Office of the National Technology Innovation Fund, when evaluating the overall picture of Vietnamese startups from the beginning of 2024.
Export-import credit is entering a bustling season, with increased activities to support businesses in expanding their international markets. Banks and financial institutions are ramping up funding, meeting the growing demand in global trade.
Recently, credit growth has shown signs of slowing down, which has attracted the attention of many economic analysts and policymakers. Several factors have contributed to the slowdown in credit growth.
On August 13, 2024, significant changes were recorded in bank interest rates. 12 banks have increased their deposit rates since the beginning of August. Notably, many banks have raised their 12-month term interest rates above 5% per year.
By February 2025, the EU will have new regulations affecting many important agricultural products from Vietnam, including coffee, pepper, rice, durian, banana, mango, and vegetables like onion, garlic, and chili.
Although the Cát Linh-Hà Đông line has been operational, many urban railway projects are still facing difficulties in terms of progress and financing. To achieve a breakthrough in development, close coordination is needed.
Vietnam is ready to welcome a large influx of foreign investment thanks to economic reforms and a favorable investment environment. Transparent policies and streamlined administrative procedures create ideal conditions for investment opportunities.
Vietnam is facing significant challenges in economic development due to its reliance on resources and cheap labor.
Large-scale shopping centers in Vietnam are not just shopping destinations but also ideal places for entertainment and dining. This success comes from continuous investment and upgrades, creating a perfect experience environment.
Suburban apartments are increasingly favored in large cities due to the rapid development of these areas. This not only opens up many opportunities for the real estate market but also meets the housing needs of urban residents.
This is also the assessment of Dr. Majo George, an Indian lecturer currently teaching at RMIT University Vietnam, when considering the significance of the recent state visit of the Prime Minister of Vietnam to India.
Resort real estate can overcome the "dark zone" by enhancing customer experience, maintaining and upgrading infrastructure, developing diverse amenities, and implementing effective marketing strategies.
Vietnam is a leading country in rice production and export but is currently facing many challenges in the rice industry in the last months of 2024.
Vietnam has a potential domestic market, and many enterprises are promoting agricultural products globally, opening up significant opportunities for sustainable agricultural development.
The areas of high-quality rice cultivation in the Mekong Delta, which reduce emissions, have been harvested, yielding high productivity, and farmers have gained more profits. Five provinces have registered to participate in the project.
Vietnam is emerging as a significant investment destination thanks to its impressive potential and development prospects. Political stability, economic growth, and a favorable investment environment have drawn attention from international investors.
The government has decided to issue 100,000 billion VND in bonds to invest in key national transportation infrastructure projects. This is a strategic move to enhance transport efficiency, reduce congestion, and promote economic growth.