Assignments set for global financial centre aspirations

Assignments set for global financial centre aspirations

By building an international financial centre, Vietnam could become the world’s capital mobilisation hub. However, there are still many issues regarding resources, infrastructure, and personnel that will need to be resolved.
Foot must remain on pedal to achieve SDGs

Foot must remain on pedal to achieve SDGs

Vietnam may struggle to meet its sustainability commitments by the end of this decade without a more suitable economic growth model, long-term finance solutions, and accelerated implementation across key sectors.
Quality must come first in chip mission

Quality must come first in chip mission

Companies involved in Vietnam’s promising semiconductor manufacturing industry have described how they are going about business and outlined what else must be done for them, and the country, to succeed.
Authorities looks to tackle influx of cheap foreign goods

Authorities looks to tackle influx of cheap foreign goods

More Chinese e-commerce platforms are delivering massive amounts of cheap goods to Vietnam, but authorities are seeking ways to stop tax loss and protect domestic manufacturers.
High-speed rail could yet become reality

High-speed rail could yet become reality

To ensure that a high-speed north-south railway proposal maximises opportunities for socioeconomic breakthroughs, the planning, resource mobilisation, and implementation are undergoing rigorous consideration.
Shake-up for online business regulations

Shake-up for online business regulations

The Ministry of Planning and Investment is studying regulations on the management of specific business registration for e-commerce activities, livestream sales, and business on digital platforms of individuals, which are currently in an uncontrolled state.
Corporations keen for faster means to grow

Corporations keen for faster means to grow

Seeing the potential for strong growth in the supporting and vehicle industries, corporations are requesting new government policies to enable faster expansion.
Yagi damage requires new support policies

Yagi damage requires new support policies

The damage caused by Typhoon Yagi has affected some northern businesses, meaning support policies will quickly and clearly help enterprises continue operations efficiently.
Hanoi’s high-end property experiences continuous climb

Hanoi’s high-end property experiences continuous climb

Prices of apartments are rapidly increasing every month in the capital, with more high-end offerings costing as much as $8,000 per square metre being launched on the market.
Red tape to be slashed for key projects

Red tape to be slashed for key projects

A series of new streamlined procedures for investors and key projects are being created, which is expected to save time and money as well as improve efficiency.
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