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Thai firms looking for Vietnamese partners
Twenty Thai firms from the refrigeration, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, electrical components, and electronics industries on Friday took part in a business matching event in HCM City to find local partners.
Maritime industry lacks human resources
Universities need to train nearly 15,000 navigating officers and other shipping personnel by 2020 to address a shortage of human resources in the maritime industry, according to Dr Nguyen Duc Ca of the Vietnam National Institute of Educational Sciences.
Maintaining inclusive growth requires strong commitments: experts
Vietnam had managed to maintain high economic growth with low inequality in recent decades, but whether the country can continue on this path would depend on how strongly it is committed to green and inclusive growth.
Energy transition could be Vietnam's next renewal: experts
Increasing energy efficiency together with developing renewable energy is critical for Vietnam to ensure energy security, according to experts.
Vietnam urged to become a factory for the world
Vietnam must become a factory for the world and foster a good investment environment for all economic sectors in order to develop production and boost growth.
Prospects look good for VN’s economy in 2019
Vietnam has experienced a year of socio-economic achievements. For example, economic growth continues at a high level; the macroeconomic environment remains stable; inflation is under control; the trade surplus is at record levels; and the State budget deficit is stable.
CPI targeted at 3.3-3.9% this year: Deputy PM
Ministries, sectors and localities was asked to control the consumer price index (CPI) in the range of 3.3 to 3.9 per cent this year.
State Treasury raises $470m via G-bonds
The State Treasury of Vietnam mobilised VND11 trillion (US$470 million) through Government bond auctions on the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) on January 16.
Bitter pill to swallow for pharmaceutical investors
Pharmaceutical stocks could be a bad bet this year, as the firms are set to report slower earnings growth for 2018.
Marine plastic pollution requires international cooperation
There are two key components needed to rid the oceans of plastic, a senior professor has warned.