Vietnam transport ministry ends ride-hailing service pilot program
The suspension of the pilot program is to comply with new regulations stipulated in newly-issued Decree No. 10, which sets out conditions for transportation business.
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Hanoi People’s Committee would create favorable conditions for project owners to complete projects with quality and on time.
Rise of ride-hailing firms against traditional taxis is inevitable in Vietnam: PM
Such trend would help better meet transportation needs at more affordable prices, ensuring convenience, safety and improving service quality of both taxis and electronic-contract based vehicles, stated Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.
Open mindset needed for public-private partnership law: PM
All fields, except for security and national defense, must be open for investment, said Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.
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