- THE MOUTHPIECE OF THE VIETNAM ASSOCIATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
This is also the proposal of Mr. Nguyen Van Khoa, Chairman of Vinasa. According to him, it is also necessary to develop a long-term strategy for investment promotion in the semiconductor and chip sector for at least the next 10 years.
The increase in FDI inflows into Vietnam has attracted many international experts, raising the demand and rental prices for serviced apartments. Simultaneously, the wave of high-tech FDI has boosted demand for green factories and industrial zones.
Mr. Trinh Ha - market strategy expert, believes that currently, investor awareness of asset management or asset accumulation is still limited. Therefore, it is necessary to organize more programs and training courses for investors.
The "sandbox" model to test new securities products will help select a number of securities companies and intermediary financial institutions with sufficient potential to pilot some structured products for the market.
Vietnam's agricultural sector is a bright spot with increasing export potential. It is forecast that in 2024, Vietnam could reach an export level of nearly 60 billion USD, opening up great opportunities for sustainable development in this sector.
General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong's passing is a great loss for our Party and the people of Vietnam, leaving infinite regret among the people of the entire country and internationally.
Logistics costs have now increased by about 130% compared to the end of 2023. This reality has been pushing domestic export businesses into a state of freezing many export orders.
The 2nd Ho Chi Minh City Friendship Dialogue (Ho Chi Minh City Friendship Dialogue – FD) in 2024, themed "Industrial transformation: Experiences and priorities in development cooperation", will take place from September 23-24, 2024.
Implementing the direct electricity purchase mechanism brings many economic and environmental benefits and creates condition for the sustainable development of the electricity sector. Thus, this mechanism has become increasingly necessary and urgent.
Bank bonds are attracting investor interest due to their attractive interest rates and high level of security. This is a popular choice among investors in stable and safe financial products today.
Currently, businesses are facing significant challenges as input costs rise and supply becomes difficult. The shortage of supply can impact business operations, profits, and the competitiveness of businesses.
Vietnam is becoming a top tourist destination in Southeast Asia, with the strong growth in air travel demand creating both opportunities and challenges for the industry.
Tourism and resort real estate, although affected by the pandemic, are showing many signs of recovery and many new positive opportunities in the coming period.
The global automotive industry is transitioning from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, aiming to reduce pollution and protect the environment. In Vietnam, the electric vehicle is growing rapidly, but it also faces many challenges.
Currently, pepper prices on the international market have risen sharply, creating a significant opportunity for export companies. This increase has changed the competitive landscape and spurred the development of the pepper export industry.
On the evening of July 13th, the Provincial Architects Association of Ba Ria - Vung Tau held a workshop on "Experience in implementing social housing projects by Ong & Ong Group in Singapore and Malaysia, lessons learned for Vietnam".
In the context of economic growth, access to loans is crucial for business households. Despite the decrease in interest rates, many business households face difficulties in accessing capital.
The implementation of the high-speed North-South railway project not only marks a strong development of the domestic railway system but also brings significant benefits to the country.
Decree 80 recently issued by the Government allows the implementation of direct power purchase (DPPA mechanism), not only unlocking renewable energy resources, attracting investment but also helping transition to green production.
This is the assertion of Mr. Ngo Sy Hoai. He expressed confidence that with the improvement of the global economy and market conditions, demand for wood products will be boosted and export turnover will reach over USD 16 billion for the year.