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Sharply decreasing Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) output and increasing prices of new gas resources are forcing Viet Nam to look to increase LNG imports.
The Korea Rice Foodstuffs Association (KRFA) on December 13 inaugurated a representative office in Vietnam in a bid to promote food industry cooperation between Vietnam and South Korea.
The country should halve its rice exports from the normal 7-8 million tonnes until 2020 because of difficulties exporters face and falling production due to climate change, according to the Việt Nam Food Association.
A conference to promote trade and investment ties between Vietnam and Thailand took place in Bangkok on December 14, as part of activities marking 40 years of diplomatic relations.
While Vietnam does not appear to be hitting the breaks on its aircraft buying spree, the country’s aviation market is beginning to feel the effects of accelerated growth marred by overloaded airports, crowded airspace, and stressed flight attendants.
The latest report by the Foreign Investment Agency (FIA) shows that only $490 million worth of foreign direct investment (FDI) was registered in November, the lowest level this year.
The World Bank (WB) is willing to assist Vietnam in reforming State-owned enterprises (SOEs), WB Country Director for Vietnam Ousmane Dione told Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue.
Representatives from Cần Thơ City People’s Committee and the Korean Food and Rice Association met in the Mekong Delta city on December 12.
Exports of high-tech goods with low added value put the country at the bottom of the smiling curve, according to a Fulbright Vietnam University report.
Vietnam is a highly promising market for coffee chains, but not all investors can succeed here.
Vietnam’s surge in the demand for energy is providing the impetus to develop its emerging renewable energy industry.
Thaco, a 100 percent Vietnamese automobile manufacturer, has begun exporting spare bus parts to Russia, but experts have warned that it will have to compete with Chinese enterprises.
