US firms commit long-term investment in Vietnam
US enterprises investing $11.94 billion in Vietnam by the end of 2024.
North-central province to rank third among Vietnam’s 63 localities in terms of GRDP growth this year.
Featured brands at November 22-29 exhibition in Hanoi originate from Germany, the US, Japan, South Korea, China, and Vietnam.
‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ is still an emerging trend in Vietnam but further growth seems certain.
Shrimp, tra fish and tuna are among key export products.
Representatives from government agencies highlighted the stellar growth of Vietnam’s digital economy at a recent conference while expressing concern over the challenges that still lie ahead.
Expert participant emphasized that sustainable development is a key differentiator for building Vietnamese brands and establishing them on the global stage.
The contribution of building materials production to Vietnam’s GDP as of the end of 2023 was estimated at 6-7%.
HCMC trade fair also offers opportunities for companies and production facilities to seek partnerships and expand markets.
South Korean businesses are encouraged to expand their investment in a range of high-tech endeavors.
Initiative employs livestreaming and brief video broadcasts to help Vietnamese suppliers sell directly to Chinese consumers.
The fisheries sector has been identified as a spearhead economic sector in Vietnam’s marine economy and posts rapid growth.
Rice has emerged as a major export item for Vietnam to Malaysia, ranking third in volume and surpassing phones and components.
Shipment marks the expansion of official bird’s nest exports to China.
Logicross Hai Phong marks Mitsubishi Estate’s second Logicross project in Vietnam, reaffirming its commitment to meeting regional demand for high-quality logistics facilities.
Not just two simple letters, D&I stands for diversity and inclusion – a trend that can help us open up a world of opportunities for all by building a diverse and inclusive work environment.