Cross-border e-commerce expansion opportunities for Vietnamese businesses
For Vietnamese companies seeking to trade internationally, the dynamism of global e-commerce offers significant opportunities.
For Vietnamese companies seeking to trade internationally, the dynamism of global e-commerce offers significant opportunities.
Being among the first countries in the region to reopen its economy, Vietnam should take the advantage to build upon the foundations for proactive resilience, stated PwC Vietnam.
Many provincial authorities also have recommended allowing the entry of foreign experts and managers to run on-going projects.
The merger will make the race in the e-commerce market more exciting.
"This historic milestone signals the start of a new relationship with the European Union,” said a EuroCham official.
Following the ratification, the EVFTA would enter into force 30 days after the mutual notification between Vietnam and the EU about the completion of respective legal procedures.
Vietnam strives to create favorable investment-business environment for foreign investors, especially those from Japan and the US.
This will support the Vietnamese government’s climate mitigation actions by strengthening the resilient management of landscapes and natural resources.
Vietnam’s National Assembly is set to ratify the deal at the upcoming gathering on June 8.
The program aims at promoting trade and investment activities between Italy and Vietnam.
Greater attention should be on the potential impact of the rapid monetary expansion on inflation and the deepening of the fiscal deficit caused by under-performing tax collection.
Many owners of bars and karaoke parlors have struggled with financial problems during the period of the closure, some even went bankrupt.
Up to 90% of online shoppers in Vietnam still prefer cash payment over online transactions, mainly due to security concern and a preference to check product quality before paying.
Some air carriers have not only increased frequency in existing routes but also opened new domestic routes after a long period of air travel restrictions.
Vietnam's trade turnover is likely to have reached US$196.84 billion in the first five months, down 2.8% year-on-year.
Arrivals from key source markets continued to decrease in May.
Vietnam’s inbound tourism services would only be resumed once safety conditions are met.
Once the deal comes into force, it would create a new driving force for the comprehensive partnership between Vietnam and the EU.
Emerging economies are chasing companies to get more FDI, but companies are chasing Vietnam to move there, said HSBC.
Vietnam’s private sector requires a modern and effective institutional framework for reaching out further to international markets, said the World Bank’s country director to Vietnam.
The revival of the aviation industry was a result of efforts by the government and the tourism industry to stimulate domestic travel.