Industry

A phase of rapid wind power growth is expected to meet the country’s increasing electricity demand, ensure energy security, and deliver socio-economic benefits in pursuit of a renewables-led pathway.

While the Vietnamese manufacturing sector remained in growth territory in November, a renewed wave of the Covid-19 pandemic clouds the near-term outlook for firms.

Vietnam pursues the GDP growth target of 6-6.5% next year, which would result in a GDP per capita of US$3,900.

Vietnam and Switzerland need a new cooperation framework to further promote investment and economic relations amid the Covid-19 crisis.

Vietnam is expected to relaunch international flights in early December, including those to Japan.

The partnership establishes the foundation for cooperation activities between PVN and ADB such as strategy and roadmap for the green energy transition.

By debuting a global electric vehicle brand, VinFast has established Southeast Asia as a beacon on the global automotive map.

Authorities in southern provinces have been supporting local businesses to resume their production in compliance with preventive measures.

Positive dynamics observed in October suggest continued pickup and strengthening of growth in the coming months.

Foreign direct investment (FDI) would help create breakthroughs for the country to move forward, especially in terms of capital, technology, corporate governance, and human resources training.

The extension, if could last for several months, is expected to tackle problems caused to investors by the Covid impact.

Such an amount would be used to finance economic recovery plans.

A large-scale economic recovery plan may be put into motion right in early 2022 upon receiving approval from the National Assembly.

This extension project is emblematic of French-Vietnamese cooperation.

A GDP growth of 6-6.5% means the country should mobilize over VND3,000 trillion ($132.6 billion) in social investment capital.

The fact that the pandemic has somehow been subdued and many provinces/cities are reopening are factors to support the recovery of the car industry.

The two companies have joined forces in various initiatives to support several major aviation players to improve operational performance.

Along with digital transformation, smart city has become one of the global standards for development and a solution to optimize resources for sustainable growth.

A loosening of Covid-19 restrictions led to the restart of production of a number of firms in October. As a result, production growth was recorded for the first time in five months.

Vietnam will continue its impressive growth in the coming decades and is firmly on track to become one of the top economies in the region, said CEO and Founder of the World Economic Forum Klaus Schwab.