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“How to attract more foreign investors” was the question raised at the recent annual investor conference of VinaCapital, an investment banking and real estate consulting firm in Vietnam.
The south-western border province of Tay Ninh on October 30 launched a ground-breaking ceremony for construction of the country’s first eco-industrial zone.
Vietnamese cities and towns will focus on increasing cooperation for sustainable development in the near future, according to the Association of Cities of Vietnam (ACVN).
National Assembly deputies at the plenary discussion on Tuesday (27 Oct) showed their grave concerns over the quality of economic growth, with several urging the Government to take drastic measures to improve fundamentals of the economy.
The Sri Lankan government seeks greater trade and investment ties with Vietnam, Anura Priyadharshana Yapa, minister of Sri Lanka’s Enterprise Development and Investment Promotion council said Saturday (24 Oct).
Ho Chi Minh City’s population experienced an increase of more than two million people in the last decade to reach 7.123 million, according to a census statistics released Friday (23 Oct).
The country’s first atomic energy research facility was inaugurated in Hanoi on October 26.
VinaCapital is holding its 2009 Investor Conference just as the Vietnamese economy is starting to heat up again. However, foreign investors have not yet returned to Vietnam after the 2008 crisis.
Vietnam’s car industry needs a much sharper strategic focus on a strong product line or it will be run over by foreign competitors in the next decade, experts say.
Cost estimates for the first Ho Chi Minh City-Can Tho railway project has been increased to USD9.63 billion from the original USD4 billion, according to the project consultant.
Issues surrounding the shortage of US dollars were behind the fall of Vietnam in recent international ratings, said the Vice chairman of the National Financial Supervision Committee Le Xuan Nghia.
