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Vietnam identifies efforts to boost socio-economic development key to ensure greater economic resilience, said a foreign ministry spokesperson.

A lack of a unified legal framework governing PPP is the main factor that Vietnam’s infrastructure sector growth potential is capped at 6.1% per year through 2029.

With its early success in containing the Covid-19 pandemic, Vietnam is having a jump-start among potential investment destinations in attracting a new wave of FDI.

Under the severe consequences of the pandemic, local enterprises are put into a more vulnerable position and become easy target for foreign companies.

Accelerating the implementation of e-government and digital transformation will lure more investment into Vietnam.

The PM asks authorized agencies to immediately launch programs aiding businesses to overcome hardships.

On its official website, Apple is announcing vacancies for engineers and managers in production, quality control, sales or supply chain in the country’s two major cities.

FDI commitments in the January – April period stood at US$12.33 billion, down 15.5% year-on-year.

The task has become even more complicated given negative impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic in the first three months of 2020.

The EuroCham Business Climate Index plunged to its lowest-ever score in the first quarter of 2020 due to impacts from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The airline is scheduled to start operation in the second quarter this year with a fleet of three airplanes, which could be raised to eight by 2024.

The Japanese government has pledged to provide at least US$1.84 million in aid to help Vietnam push back the coronavirus pandemic.

Apple partners such as Hon Hai Precision, Wistron, Inventec and Pegatron are eyeing Vietnam as they plan to move beyond China.

FDI commitments in the January – March period totaled US$8.55 billion, down 20.9% year-on-year.

The reference price in the first trading session is set at VND11,570 (US$0.5) per share, equivalent to a market capitalization of VND46.28 trillion (US$2 billion).

Strong support from the government to enterprises, as well as Vietnam’s effective anti-virus measures have been key factor for Texhong to expand investments in the country.

The move to shift output of “some premium smartphones” to Vietnam “intends to supply products to consumers in more effective, stable and timely manner,” Samsung said in a statement.

In the context of the Covid-19 epidemic, Hanoi is a safe destination to attract the large apparel retailer to invest and cooperate with the city’s authorities for long-term development.

'Made in Vietnam' Pixel phones and Surface laptops from Google and Microsoft are expected to start shipping in the first half of 2020.

Vietnam targets by year 2025, to have 50% of its small and medium enterprises shifting to digital platforms and to create at least 100,000 digital technology enterprises.