PM encourages Chinese major corporations to expand investment in Vietnam
Chinese enterprises see "Vietnam as an attractive global investment destination and a crucial link in the global supply chain."
Chinese enterprises see "Vietnam as an attractive global investment destination and a crucial link in the global supply chain."
Hanoi is pushing ahead with a major plan to mobilize and effectively utilize resources for infrastructure development.
Prime Minister has signed a decision to set up a working group in charge of forming a special committee dedicated to manage huge capital and assets worth some VND5,400 trillion (US$237.89 billion) at state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
Vietnam is dramatically accelerating sales of stakes in state-owned enterprises (SOEs), announcing this year’s plan to sell 6.5 times more shares than it offered last year.
The economy is expected to shift from "high growth, low inflation" in 2017 to "stable growth, higher inflation" this year, stated HSBC in its Asian Economic Quarterly report.
Total export value of Vietnamese products to China and South Korea surged sharply in the first quarter of this year to US$13.3 billion, reports from the General Statistics Office showed.