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Shippers at a meeting with the Transport Ministry Wednesday (21 Oct) demanded that the government repair a severely damaged road connecting a major port to nearby national highway as the port was isolated without it.
A public consensus has formed on Vietnam’s need to invest in nuclear power, though many questions were not answered in the investment report.
In the ongoing visit made by Deputy PM Hoang Trung Hai to the UK, Viet Nam has introduced a list of FDI projects which are suitable to investors in the Northwest of the UK. These projects are mainly on transport infrastructure, aviation, steel, energy, and tourism infrastructure.
Some commercial banks said they would no longer offer loans to property investors as the central bank was now forcing them to keep interest on such loans under a cap set by the government.
Real estate investors are urging the Government to allow casino development saying it would serve as an effective measure to lure tourism investment.
71 percent of 400 respondents said that they choose to buy domestic products because of their reasonable prices and acceptable quality.
Stepping up national trade promotion programmes is the key to boosting exports in the remaining months of this year. However, such programmes have proved inefficient, failing to attract the participation of businesses.
Vietnam will be a country luring Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) projects to bring more business opportunities to local enterprises, according to the organizers of the 2009 GNOME Asia Summit.
The groundbreaking ceremony of the 65-storey Hanoi City Complex, took place on October 22 in Hanoi at the attendance of many high-ranking Vietnamese and Korean officials.
The Vietnamese government’s interest rate subsidy program should end this year as planned to prevent an imbalance of payments, said the National Assembly Finance and Budget Committee.
A great deal of praise has been heaped on Van Phong Bay, but after many false starts, it is still a rough diamond awaiting craftsmen with the talent to cut it. Once again, the hunt is on for foreign investors to speed the bay’s development as a major transshipment port, reports TT newspaper.
Property developers raised their common voice over administrative procedures again on Wednesday, saying lengthy formalities are the key tumbling block for both international and local property development companies despite high potentials on the market.
