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Ho Chi Minh City’s key industries posted a growth of 7.9 percent in November, the city’s Trade and Industry Department said.
Russia has directly invested about 1.95 billion USD in 104 projects in Vietnam, and ranks 17th among 101 nations and territories that are investing in the country.
There is a growing tendency to explore investment opportunities in HCM City among Japanese companies, said the Nhan Dan (People) online newspaper.
On November 26, 2014, the National Assembly passed the new Law on Investment and Law on Enterprises. Both changes were initiated to spur additional foreign investment interest that should commence after the signing of the Free Trade Agreement with the European Union and the Trans-Pacific Partnership...
Sizable transport infrastructure projects in Vietnam have been doing sterling work in terms of official development assistance fund disbursement in the year to date.
The newly amended laws on Investment and Enterprises promise to open up opportunities and improve the business climate in Vietnam, but worries over how strictly these laws will be implemented still hang over the business community. Ngoc Linh reports.
American investors put 248 million USD into 38 projects in Vietnam over the past 11 months.
Ho Chi Minh City, the largest southern economic hub, has attracted 3.15 billion USD in foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first 11 months of this year, the Dau Tu (Investment) newspaper said, quoting a report from the city’s People’s Committee.
A workshop in Ho Chi Minh City on December 3 helped businesses identify their potential of resources and all possible support tools on way to achieving sustainable growth.
Investors attending the 2014 Vietnam Business Forum (VBF) asked the host country to continuously speed up institutional and administrative procedure reforms along with improving the investment environment and human resources training so as to fully support the national economy when joining new free...
The World Bank said on December 3 that there were early signs of recovery for Vietnam’s economy, with its economic growth expected to improve from 5.4 percent in 2013 to 5.6 percent in 2014.
Denmark support to the private sector during 2011-2014 under the umbrella of Global Competitiveness Facility (GCF) for Vietnamese enterprises has helped create around 30,000 jobs and generated an important additional export income for Vietnamese firms.
