Banking support for private economy
Vietnam’s banking sector has been working to facilitate loan access by the country’s private sector.
Two-way trade has expanded 8.9% annually over the past three years.
The Vietnamese Government leader acknowledged the need for further development in economic, trade, and investment ties.
Approximately 4,500 Vietnamese workers are employed in the UAE, primarily in construction, mechanics, hospitality, and beauty care sectors.
At the 8th Edition of the Future Investment Initiative taking place in Saudi Arabia from October 29-31, PM Pham Minh Chinh highlighted the event as an excellent opportunity to exchange views and propose initiatives for investment cooperation.
The three-day event attracts over 260 exhibitors from Vietnam and China.
The selling price of gold bars hitting $3,353 per tael on October 30.
At a reception hosted by him for the host minister on October 30, PM Pham Minh Chinh acknowledged the positive progress in bilateral relations over the past 25 years but also noted that economic, trade, and investment ties have yet to match the sound political relationship.
At their meeting on October 30, the two PMs share the vision and determination to elevate the bilateral relations.
At separate meetings with the firms on October 30, PM Pham Minh Chinh welcomes their investment cooperation in Vietnam.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong, Director General of the General Statistics Office (GSO), tells VET’s Anh Nhi about the economic results in the first nine months and the forecast for the final quarter as Vietnam recovers from Typhoon Yagi.
At a meeting with PM Pham Minh Chinh in Riyadh on October 29, leader of the oil giant noted that it will continue active negotiations with Vietnam Oil and Gas Group to explore investment opportunities in the country.
The two countries are considered to have many advantages and room to develop and become partner in the sector.
With its ongoing efforts in migration governance, Vietnam ensures that migration benefits all, a workshop on October 29 heard.
At their meeting on October 29, the two Prime Ministers agreed to explore potential agreements and frameworks to bolster trade relations, recognizing the complementary strengths of both economies and their substantial untapped potential.
Currently, Japan has invested in 1,706 projects in Hanoi, with a total investment capital of $14.05 billion.