Unlocking the potential of digital data across Vietnam

Unlocking the potential of digital data across Vietnam

Vietnam has been developing e-government since 2000. After 20 years, we began to move into the digital transformation phase marked by the National Digital Transformation Programme, building digital government, digital economy, and digital society.
Public investment crucial for Vietnam’s economic growth: ADB director

Public investment crucial for Vietnam’s economic growth: ADB director

Vietnam’s maintaining the momentum of public investment will be crucial because it will rejuvenate economic activities, generate employment, and enhance domestic consumption, said ADB Country Director for Vietnam Shantanu Chakraborty.
The experience to develop vital expressway projects

The experience to develop vital expressway projects

The National Assembly and the government have approved many projects, prioritising the use of public investment capital from the Programme on Socioeconomic Recovery.
Unlocking every dollar for a world in crisis

Unlocking every dollar for a world in crisis

The pandemic left a legacy of poverty, debt distress, and inequality, amid a worsening cost-of-living crisis.
Intra-group restructuring transactions and their potential tax implications in Vietnam

Intra-group restructuring transactions and their potential tax implications in Vietnam

Tax director Lac Boi Tho and tax assistant manager Dinh Thi Phuong Hien from Grant Thornton Vietnam discuss the tax implications of intra-group restructuring.
Second-half activities place positive path for economy

Second-half activities place positive path for economy

Fuelled by an uptrend in growth so far this year, Vietnam is optimistic regarding its economic performance for 2023 as a whole, especially in domestic production.
Only world-class level can ensure truly green buildings

Only world-class level can ensure truly green buildings

Smart city development and building transition are vital to Vietnam’s booming economy on the green track. In addition to Vietnam’s rapid economic growth, urbanisation is taking place, increasing the demand for energy and building materials in cities such as Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. Therefore, energy-efficient and sustainable solutions play a central role on the way to Vietnam’s climate neutrality by 2050.
Empowering female leaders in tech: insights and aspirations shared at KPMG Tech Innovator 2023

Empowering female leaders in tech: insights and aspirations shared at KPMG Tech Innovator 2023

A pivotal discussion unfolded between KPMG and foremost female leaders, exploring the role and challenges of women in technology.
Support policy for high-tech investment hitting two targets: Insiders

Support policy for high-tech investment hitting two targets: Insiders

Experts have called for policies to support investment in high technology, which they said will help Vietnam grasp the opportunities in luring foreign direct investment (FDI) and at the same time avoid becoming the venue of low-quality and small-scale projects.
Compliance with quality standards – a must to bolster fruit exports: insiders

Compliance with quality standards – a must to bolster fruit exports: insiders

Farmers and businesses must improve product quality, and strictly follow the rules of origin and ensure food safety to boost fruit exports, experts said.
EPR promotes the recycling of automobiles and motorbikes

EPR promotes the recycling of automobiles and motorbikes

A car or motorbike that is expired or cannot be used can be demolished to reuse and recycle its parts to create resource circulation, unlocking the vehicle recycling industry worth billions of dollars. With this, extended producer responsibility (EPR) policy is a tool to promote this industry.
Vietnam’s exciting growth powers Bain & Company’s first office in Ho Chi Minh City

Vietnam’s exciting growth powers Bain & Company’s first office in Ho Chi Minh City

Global consulting firm Bain & Company has marked its debut in Vietnam with the launch of a new office in Ho Chi Minh City.
Prudently addressing Vietnam’s economic liquidity

Prudently addressing Vietnam’s economic liquidity

Vietnam’s economic growth has been slowing since November 2022. This prolonged decline is unusual for Vietnam compared to previous crisis cycles. The Purchasing Managers’ Index has remained very low since then, at 46.4 points, slowly approaching 49 points in July and reaching 50.5 points last month, except for February this year during the Lunar New Year holiday.
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