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Vietnam is expected to record GDP growth of six percent in 2015, slightly weaker than the 6.2 percent forecast by the government, the World Bank has said.
Foreign banks, especially those from Asia, have been strengthening their investment in Vietnam in recent years.
VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam has been trying to produce more and more workers with bachelor’s degrees, while it has been neglecting vocational education.
Thai and Japanese products are dominating the Vietnam marketplace, creating a greater competitive environment for local manufacturers.
Through public-private partnerships, foreign companies in the food sector have been participating with the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development in an effort to support farmers’ cultivation of input materials, and in so doing, optimize their supply chain.
2014 was a difficult year for hoteliers. However, the demand for hotel managers remains very high in Vietnam.
The central province of Binh Dinh enjoyed strong increases in the shipment of numerous commodities during the first quarter of 2015, a demonstration of stable development in local industrial production.
Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai has approved the plan for the third phase of the industrial complex project in 20 provinces.
Strong Vietnamese brands, one after another, have fallen into the hands of foreign international groups, a number of analysts have said.
Piaggio Vietnam, part of the Italian scooter giant Piaggio Group, is considering increasing its presence in the Vietnamese market through stepping into larger-wheel scooter segment this year.
The southern province of Dong Nai had 1,161 registered foreign-direct-investment (FDI) projects with a combined capital of 21.87 billion USD at the end of March.
More foreign invested businesses have embarked on impressive expansion plans to grow their presence in Vietnam.
