The blueprint to unlocking Ho Chi Minh City’s potential

The blueprint to unlocking Ho Chi Minh City’s potential

Ho Chi Minh City is a vibrant metropolis in Vietnam. Rizwan Khan, managing partner​ at Acclime, explains how its rich history, dynamic economy, and diverse culture can offer the city the potential to become a global-scale megacity.
Vietnam must recalibrate policy mix and pursue reforms

Vietnam must recalibrate policy mix and pursue reforms

Vietnam’s economy faced significant challenges last year, with growth slowing to 5.1 per cent due to export contraction. Following a 6.7 per cent rebound in the last quarter of 2023, the economy decelerated to 5.7 per cent in the first quarter of this year.
Innovative entrepreneurship for a high-income Vietnam

Innovative entrepreneurship for a high-income Vietnam

Vietnam has experienced one of the fastest growth episodes over the past 30 years. Sustaining it will require strong productivity increases. Productivity growth can be achieved by the entry and growth of innovative startups. Vietnam’s startups, however, face major obstacles such as limited contributions from the research sector, talent acquisition difficulties, and fragmented support policies.
CPTPP is diplomatic success – but can deliver more

CPTPP is diplomatic success – but can deliver more

The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) gives member countries easier access to one another’s markets at preferential tariffs, even tariff-free trade for most items.
Strategic advances can build on Vietnam’s position in logistics

Strategic advances can build on Vietnam’s position in logistics

Vietnam is aiming to become an industrialised country by 2045. Consultant Long Pham and Vietnam country director Andreas Stoffers from the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom explain why this extreme ambition requires comprehensive activities across the economy and society.
Core principles of growth still apply

Core principles of growth still apply

Five decades of development progress and lessons for the future Vietnam has achieved much progress in economic growth over the past decades. Jonathan Pincus, senior international economist at the United Nations Development Programme in Vietnam, analyses how the economy has grown and offers lessons for the future.
East Asia funding a nucleus for Vietnam’s attraction

East Asia funding a nucleus for Vietnam’s attraction

In recent years, East Asian countries have become significant investors in Vietnam.
Regional cooperation advances boosted through ASEAN Future Forum network

Regional cooperation advances boosted through ASEAN Future Forum network

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Do Hung Viet talked with VIR’s Nguyen Dat about how important the event is to regional cooperation.
Legal reforms pave the way for healthtech advancements

Legal reforms pave the way for healthtech advancements

With a burgeoning count of active mobile connections nearing 162 million, coupled with a remarkable annual e-commerce market growth rate of 25 per cent, Vietnam has emerged as an attractive market for healthtech initiatives.
Establishing and developing a virtual asset framework

Establishing and developing a virtual asset framework

With the advancement of sci-tech, numerous new transaction forms and asset types have emerged, especially the rise of virtual assets.
Geopolitical tensions prompt a rethinking of trade

Geopolitical tensions prompt a rethinking of trade

Bouts of escalation in the Russia-Ukraine conflict continue to make headlines over the world. While the EU only grew by 0.5 per cent in 2023 with a prospective growth of 0.9 per cent in 2024, the Russian economy, despite the sanctions, grew by 3.6 per cent in 2023 and is expected to grow by 2.6 per cent in 2024.
How companies can ramp up cybersecurity protections

How companies can ramp up cybersecurity protections

As Vietnam’s digital economy grows, so does the bullseye for cybercriminals. Cyberattacks - numbering approximately 13,900 - have rippled through Vietnam’s systems, seizing more than 83,000 computers and servers with encryption ransomware in the past five years.
Pending issues will be ironed out on regulations around EPR

Pending issues will be ironed out on regulations around EPR

A decree amending and supplementing articles of Decree No.08/2022/ND-CP on the elaboration of several articles of the Law on Environmental Protection is expected to be approved shortly, and details several articles of the amendments to extended producer r
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