- THE MOUTHPIECE OF THE VIETNAM ASSOCIATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
Among investment sectors, real estate continues to attract significant FDI. This raises the question of why FDI continues to pour into this sector.
Developing green logistics is no longer just a trend but is gradually becoming an essential requirement for activities spanning from the procurement of raw materials, production, distribution, delivery, covering the entire life cycle of products.
This information was presented at the seminar "Rental real estate business: Legal and practical issues" organized by the Vietnam Lawyers Journal on July 5 in Hanoi.
The Vietnamese agriculture sector has made significant progress in recent years, and currently, the goal is to boost agricultural exports to reach $54 billion.
Creating a favorable environment for enterprises to participate in the global supply chain not only generates economic benefits but also contributes to the sustainable development and prosperity of the country.
The TKT Vietnam Plastic Packaging Joint Stock Company has fulfilled its commitments under the Sales Contract, but the partner has not settled the debt completely, affecting the company's finances and operations.
The semiconductor industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors, attracting significant attention from foreign direct investment (FDI) investors. Vietnam is currently attracting FDI to capitalize on the potential of this industry.
Despite its rich agricultural resources, including major crops such as rice, coffee, and rubber, Vietnam faces significant challenges and fierce competition in accessing international markets for its agricultural exports.
Responding to the press after the Prime Minister's business trip to attend the WEF Dalian Conference and work in China, Minister of Foreign Affairs Bui Thanh Son evaluated the Prime Minister's business trip as a great success.
Thanks to the unique geographical location, long coastline, and rapidly developing economy, Vietnamese seaports are facing significant development opportunities. Vietnam can potentially become a crucial trade hub in the region.
Currently, increasing public investment, particularly in infrastructure projects, is a strategic priority that the Vietnamese government is actively promoting for 2024. This is seen as a major opportunity for the real estate market.
The Vietnamese aviation industry has significantly developed, expanding its flight network and improving service quality. However, several challenges hinder the attraction of international investors.
Changes in consumer spending are presenting challenges and fluctuations, forcing businesses to adapt their strategies to better engage consumers, provide appropriate solutions, and create customer satisfaction.
According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, as many as 16 fuel companies have requested to return their distribution licenses since the beginning of the year.
With transparency, honesty, and professionalism, journalism has significantly contributed to a more transparent and stable real estate market.
According to Dr. Chu Thanh Tuan, Deputy Head of the Bachelor of Business program at RMIT University, the recent interest rate cuts by major central banks may impact Vietnam's export market.
The economic and social situation in the first 5 months of 2024 has continued to show positive trends, but the average CPI for this period has increased by 4.03%. Therefore, controlling inflation remains a key goal and challenge for the government.
Public investment policies have been actively implemented to stimulate private investment. Therefore, the benefits and mechanisms that public investment brings to encourage private sector activity are very positive.
The supporting industry plays a crucial role in promoting development and enhancing competitiveness. To develop this sector robustly, it is necessary to remove policy "bottlenecks" and increase connectivity within the industry.
The textile industry faces challenges such as importing raw materials, price fluctuations, and fierce competition. Therefore, flexible credit policies play a crucial role in ensuring the survival of textile enterprises.