Vietnam catches investors’ eye in data center property
Covid-19 is seen as a catalyst to drive the demand for expanding digital infrastructure.
Covid-19 is seen as a catalyst to drive the demand for expanding digital infrastructure.
A number of Taiwanese investors are interested in investing Vietnam.
2020 was a challenging year but also presented many opportunities for innovation and technology investment globally and domestically.
Proptech, standing for property and technology, is expected to tackle the current problems of Vietnamese real estate.
The government may want to consider a new fiscal stimulus that would include a more generous assistance package for Covid-19 affected people and businesses, stated the World Bank.
The important issue is to have long-term solutions to balance supply-demand and enhance production capabilities of local steel firms, said an expert.
Vietnam is now ideally placed to attract additional foreign investment from the UK, the fifth largest global investor, said Tim Evans, CEO of HSBC Vietnam.
Japanese government will provide non-refundable aid of a vaccine storage system worth US$1.8 million for Vietnam and a ship for maritime study.
The provincial authorities will focus on administrative reform and perfecting legal framework to ensure a transparent and fair business environment.
Vietnam’s growth momentum remains strong this year and next, made possible by the country’s success in controlling the spread of the corona virus.