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Representatives from ministries, sectors and businesses associations as well as legal experts gathered at a conference in Hanoi on October 27 to discuss the compatibility between domestic laws and the country’s commitments under the Trans-Pacific Partnership regarding investment.
A conference entitled "Hai Phong city – North Vietnam’s new manufacturing centre" took place in Bangkok, Thailand, on October 25 to seek to attract more investments from Thailand and Japan.
Viet Nam has 718 State-owned enterprises (SOEs), most of them big or medium-sized and in 19 key sectors, that help the Government manage the economy.
The U.S. government is looking to boost investment in Vietnam’s private sector with a goal of providing US$500 million worth of financial assistance to Vietnamese projects over the next three years.
The Australian Anti Dumping Commission (ADC) recommended terminating an investigation into dumping of quicklime from Việt Nam, Malaysia and Thailand this month.
National Assembly (NA) deputies and economists are pinning high hopes that a new regulation of the revised Law on Enterprise will serve as a new driver for the reform of State-owned enterprises (SOE).
A Chinese firm has proposed building a zinc mill at an economic zone in the central Vietnamese province of Thua Thien-Hue, raising a few eyebrows among local experts and members of the public.
Foreign shipping lines will have to publicise charges, surcharges of freight services, and charges for port services for containerised goods, as the draft decree on the issue has been submitted, for the first time, to the Vietnamese government for approval.
The country’s seafood exports are expected to reach 7 billion USD this year, a year-on-year increase of 5.5 percent, according to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Producers and Exporters (Vasep).
A big change in policy has made this the right time for investors to inject money into shares.
Many Vietnamese-made products have become inferior to imports, while others cannot penetrate regional markets.
Industry insiders are concerned the cement industry will find it hard to meet the target of selling 75-77 million tonnes of cement this year due to market difficulties.
