According to figures from National Statistics Office of Vietnam (NSO), in July and throughout the first seven months of this year, many of Vietnam’s economic indicators continued to show clear signs of improvemen.
Vietnam’s 30 years in ASEAN have been marked by a continuing commitment to regional peace, economic integration, sustainable growth, and shared prosperity.
Vietnam is looking to accelerate its sustainable growth by advancing institutional reform and enhancing the State’s enabling capacity amid a shifting landscape.
Mr. Nguyen Thieu Son, CEO of BIDV-SuMi TRUST Leasing (BSL), tells Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy how financial leasing, or asset leasing, can drive green growth and empower SMEs in Vietnam’s new development phase.
Belgian enterprises are actively exploring the potential the Vietnamese market possesses with the aim of establishgiing long-term, strategic, and sustainable partnerships while also integrating more deeply into the local supply chain.
Vietnam has charted a path towards double-digit, sustainable growth by 2030 through innovation, reform, digitalization, and strategic productivity improvements.
Standfirst: Vietnam’s target of having 10,000 engineers and graduates in the semiconductor industry by 2040 demonstrates the government’s commitment but also presents a major challenge that requires urgent and decisive action.