Over the past few years, in an effort to provide foreign investors with better legal conditions to make investments in Vietnam, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) issued various new regulations on foreign exchange control.

A fall in oil exploitation and lower growth within the processing and manufacturing sector have affected Vietnam’s two-month industrial production.

The Danang Women’s Union, in cooperation with the People’s Committee of Lien Chieu District, Coca-Cola Company, Microsoft and Dell has officially launched the third EKOCENTER in Asia, marking a new milestone of the EKOCENTER programme.

Bizsofa, the furniture company that is the exclusive distributor of furniture for the UK embassy in Hanoi and some high-end suppliers in Ho Chi Minh City, has won the highest prize in the competition ‘Make your start-up amazing with Intel’.

Viettel, Vietnam’s number one telecommunications group, is making major efforts to explore new markets and optimise efficiency. 

The application of trade protection measures has become an urgent necessity to safeguard Vietnam’s juvenile steel production industry from cheap imports from China.

Transport infrastructure projects under the public-private partnership model are expected to be the key investment channel this year on account of tightened budget purse strings.

Vietnam’s agricultural business climate has been on the wane, hampering the country’s efforts to lure more foreign investments into this sector.

Vietnam’s meat market is expected to be hit by the entry of many more European products following the enforcement of the European Union-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement in early 2018.

Vietnam’s husbandry sector has begun to feel the heat from the ASEAN Economic Community establishment, expected to prompt a rise in foreign foodstuff imports and livestock investment.