Banking support for private economy
Vietnam’s banking sector has been working to facilitate loan access by the country’s private sector.
The merger is aimed at improving productivity and business efficiency
The city recording positive economic growth in the past 10 months.
Besides traditional labor markets with high income such as Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan (China), new destinations include Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Hungary, and Greece.
Organic and safe agricultural practices are becoming increasingly popular in the north central province, covering crop cultivation, livestock breeding, and aquaculture.
Total tourism revenue estimated at VND156.6 trillion ($6.2 billion).
The US, China, and Japan remaining the largest importers.
Vietnam pledged to work with other ASEAN member states to implement initiatives and cooperation proposals that have been and will be promoted in the future.
Vietnam is committed to tackling climate change through focusing on the various elements involved, in particular developing renewable energy.
The city plans additional 800ha of industrial land to attract more investors.
The country is currently developing a carbon market and plans to initiate a pilot phase in 2025, with full operation commencing in 2028.
The event focusing on topics such as AI, semiconductors, automotive technology, digital transformation, and green transformation.
Around 4,960 units will be supplied as a result.
Over 70 countries and territories worldwide have implemented carbon pricing.
Green transformation in the textile and apparel industry is a must for one of the sectors with the largest environmental impact globally, after food, construction and transportation.
The Marketing technology (MarTech) market is growing strongly globally and in Vietnam, so businesses must always update trends to avoid falling behind.