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Growth in face of escalating uncertainties
International organizations have noted what lies ahead as Vietnam works to reach ambitious growth targets set for 2025 and beyond.
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Vietnam’s growth potential to be unlocked
Vietnam needs to fully address the shortcomings in its economy as it pursues higher growth, with the Party General Secretary calling for a new, groundbreaking resolution on private sector development.
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The need for institutional reforms
Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy sought insights from educators and businesses on the need for institutional reforms and a more favorable business environment to help domestic enterprises drive breakthrough growth to ensure the country meets its GDP growth target of 8 per cent or higher in 2025 and double-digit growth beyond.
Renewable energy - key to greenhouse gas emission reduction
Vietnam is committed to tackling climate change through focusing on the various elements involved, in particular developing renewable energy.
Semiconductor industry faces talent shortage
Vietnam is leveraging its talented workforce while addressing policy challenges to attract semiconductor investment and build a competitive ecosystem.
Healthy relations
Dr. Eric Dziuban, Vietnam Country Director at the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (US CDC), tells VnEconomy / VET about healthcare cooperation between Vietnam and the US, especially following the upgrade of relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
Annual economic growth target attainable
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.
Shifting to green economy
Mr. Nguyen Viet Long, Partner, Consulting, at Ernst & Young Vietnam Limited (EY Vietnam), tells VET’s Tung Duong that businesses should proactively adopt green transformation with clear strategies or risk missing opportunities and losing customers in the competitive business environment of today.(*)
Vietnamese enterprises need a development strategy
Vietnam may boast its share of corporate ‘giants’ but more is required of its business community to solidify the country’s presence domestically and overseas during industrialization and modernization.