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Seven districts and towns in the southern part of Thanh Hoa and the northern part of Nghe An, two central provinces, will be converted into an economic complex with many sea-borne industries, which is the driving force for the development of North Central Vietnam.
In a worrying sign for Vietnam’s export driven and low-end manufacturing economy, foreign inflows into Vietnam’s industrial zones decreased sharply this year, according to a Ministry of Planning and Investment meeting.
Vietnam’s economy needs to expand by more than 6.8 percent in the fourth quarter to realize the annual growth target of more than five percent, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung said in a statement Thursday (01 Oct 2009).
The ‘Vietnamese people give priority to consuming Vietnam-made goods’ campaign launched by the Politburo is a favourable opportunity for the domestic enterprises to occupy the domestic market which has been encroached already by the foreign goods. However, what do the domestic enterprises need to do...
The Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (VAMA) has requested ministries clamp down onwidespread import frauds.
When Vietnam increases its exports, it must import more materials to make exports, an expert warns. He says attention needs to be paid to the structure of imports and exports with a view to holding down the bill for imported inputs, according to a report.
Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Quan is attending at the 47th session of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) General Assembly in Switzerland from September 22 to October 2.
Vietnamese investors will dominate the domestic real estate market for the immediate foreseeable future, experts said at a seminar on property trends in 29th Sep 2009, September 29, held in HCM City.
The ministries of Finance and Industry and Trade yesterday approved a cut in the retail price of petrol from today, October 1.
India is all set to recognize Vietnam as a market economy—a system where prices of goods are determined in the market and not by the government. This clears the last hurdle in the way of India’s free trade agreement (FTA) with all ASEAN members.
Some manufacturers are finding it cheaper and less hassle to sell their goods through markets and street-front shops rather than supermarkets and shopping-center stores.
