- THE MOUTHPIECE OF THE VIETNAM ASSOCIATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
Since 2022, borrowing foreign capital without government guarantees has become more difficult, and according to feedback from many businesses, part of the reason is the tight control policies on foreign borrowing from the State Bank of Vietnam.
Enhancing social credit resources is essential for sustainable development, supporting key social projects, encouraging investment in underdeveloped areas, and combating climate change, thereby promoting social equity.
In the first half of 2024, Thái Nguyên witnessed a surge in digital transformation with the goal of digitizing 700 enterprises and contributing 20% of the digital economy to the GRDP by 2025.
Businesses are the main driving force behind economic development and the backbone of the national economy. To promote business growth, it is necessary to have support mechanisms and incentive policies in place.
In the context of rapidly developing e-commerce, managing product quality on digital platforms such as social networks and e-commerce marketplaces has become an urgent issue.
In a recent draft, the Ministry of Industry and Trade maintains the viewpoint that enterprises should calculate petroleum prices based on state-published factors.
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.
The addition and completion of the legal framework for the Farm School model is necessary to help this model operate stably and avoid negative transformations that affect the investment and business environment.
Vietnam is increasingly promoting the use of electric cars to reduce emissions and air pollution. In the taxi industry, transitioning from internal combustion engine cars to electric cars is becoming an important trend.
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.
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.
The steel industry faces many difficulties and challenges in the context of international competition and market fluctuations. Therefore, solutions are needed to remove these difficulties and create favorable conditions for the industry.
Economic and investment relations between South Korea and Vietnam have developed strongly. As a result, Korean businesses have been flocking to Vietnam to seek long-term business and investment opportunities.
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.
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 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.
With EVN's third price hike since 2023, rising electricity costs burden households and industries. Experts warn that sustained losses threaten future power projects, urging reforms to boost investment and ensure energy security.
During a session discussing the 2024 socio-economic development plan, National Assembly deputies emphasized that institutional barriers remain a significant "obstacle" for businesses.
The National Assembly Standing Committee has submitted a pilot project on commercial housing through land use rights agreements for National Assembly consideration, aiming to unlock resources.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tran Kim Chung, former Deputy Director of the Central Institute for Economic Management, states that the 1987 Land Law laid the groundwork for the development of the real estate market.