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Many international organizations have predicted that Vietnam's economy in 2024 could outperform that of 2023.

This is a matter of great concern for both countries' leadership.

The recovery momentum for shrimp exports will face numerous challenges in 2024, requiring Vietnamese shrimp businesses to make further efforts to overcome obstacles on the path to recovery.

Vietnam aims to become a transparent, responsible, and sustainable food supplier in the coming years.

Vietnamese enterprises are gradually gaining a significant position in the global supply chain of Japanese companies.

Women-led small and medium-sized businesses can be a key driver of economic growth in Vietnam as well as across Asia and the Pacific.

China's opening of its market to Vietnamese watermelon, frozen and processed fruits is expected to boost Vietnam’s total export turnover of farm produce to US$6.5 billion this year.

Vietnam is recognized as one of the top 10 countries in the world with the highest e-commerce growth rates, leading Southeast Asia.

Vietnam stands out as one of the few Asian countries with the most comprehensive relations with the EU, being the only ASEAN nation to have established all pillars of cooperation with the bloc.

It is unacceptable that the ratification of the EVIPA has taken so long, said Bernd Lange.

Vietnam’s economy is expected to maintain its growth momentum this year.

International organizations recognize Vietnam as a potential financial center with many factors converging for developing a modern financial market with high connectivity.

Vietnam’s economy is forecast to recover by 6% in 2024, returning to its normal growth trend.

Hanoi creates favorable conditions for industry associations related to logistics services.

The estimated investment for Soc Son's multifunctional entertainment complex and horse racing track project is US$500 million, which is expected to create about 5,000 direct and 20,000-25,000 indirect jobs.

A modern and comprehensive infrastructure will provide new momentum for Hanoi's rapid development, with the potential for double-digit growth in the years ahead.

The goal is to establish a transparent and publicly accountable carbon credit market based on determining total emissions and allocating emission quotas to regions, sectors, and even individual emitters.

Retailers compete primarily on price, product quality, brand reputation, consumer confidence, multichannel distribution technology capabilities, and speed and delivery.

Vietnam is one of the world's fastest-growing economies, with an economic size of US$430 billion.

Fairs, competitions and festivals have also been organized both domestically and internationally to celebrate the products of craft villages.