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Given foreign direct investment into Yen Bai remains low due to its difficult geography, inconvenient location and underdeveloped infrastructure, the province is striving to create its own competitive edge to attract foreign investors.
The north-central province of Thanh Hoa consists of 11 mountainous districts, including seven which are poverty-stricken, covering 76 per cent of the province’s total area and home to almost 1.1 million people, or 32 per cent of the province’s population. Deputy head of the Thanh Hoa Provincial Committee...
The northwest mountainous region’s business environment is getting better thanks to improved transport infrastructure.
Investment in the Sai Gon Hi-tech Park in the first ten months of this year amounted to nearly US$1.9 billion, its management said.
Waterway transportation in HCM City has huge potential but it has yet to be developed due to limited investment.
The government last week gave approval in principle for expansion of the Dong Nam-Nghe An Economic Zone to include the Vietnam Singapore Industrial Park and combined township.
Viet Nam is prioritising the boosting of foreign direct investment (FDI) in four sectors: supporting industries, infrastructure development, human resources and agriculture.
A delegation of enterprises from Gimpo city, the Republic of Korea (RoK), has expressed pleasure with business environment in the southern province of Binh Duong, saying they wish to invest in this locality.
The Government will implement several measures in tandem to ensure that both socio-economic investments and debt repayments are made in such a way that public debt is kept within allowable limits.
Selecting strategic partners has become a serious concern for listed companies, as large shareholders have recently withdrawn from such partnerships, pocketing much profit but leaving behind operational shortfalls.
Ho Chi Minh City reported 332 foreign-invested projects with a total registered and additional capital of US$2.9 billion over the past 10 months, up nearly 98% compared to the same period last year.
Viet Nam has maintained its status as Japan’s second largest partner in terms of information technology since 2012 and the most favorite partner of Japanese businesses, according to the latest Information Technology Promotion Agency (IPA)’s report
