In 2024, amid subdued global demand and ongoing geopolitical tensions, Vietnam's export-led growth faces challenges in full recovery. To counter this, proactive domestic policies are needed to stimulate demand and improve the business climate.
Vietnam has several advantages over other countries in the region in competing for high-value FDI.
The Michelin Guide would positively impact the country's tourism as the culinary landscape evolves and establishments diligently preserve the authenticity of traditional Vietnamese cuisine.
Michelin inspectors will explore more gastronomic corners across the country and bestow more stars on Vietnamese eateries and chefs while chefs from abroad will also want to open a restaurant here.
Practical experience has shown that the relationship between the press and companies is one of accompanying each other and co-developing.
Building high-tech agricultural models, integrating production chains, connecting regions, and establishing processing facilities for export are all necessary for agricultural production in Hanoi.
Hospitality properties have long been considered a lucrative and long-term profitable investment for real estate investors operating in Vietnam.
Hanoi has many heritage tours to attract tourists in the inner-city and suburban districts.
The global minimum corporate tax, expected to take effect in January next year, will affect large corporations' investment strategies and governments' investment policies, such as Vietnam's.
Thanks to the Camp Davis struggle, which was waged silently but persistently, a turning point was reached in the nation's reunification.
Hanoi's priority activities have focused on supporting linkages among stakeholders, including small and medium-sized enterprises, craft villages, and start-ups.
Vietnamese communities work with their French counterparts to address environmental challenges and ensure regional sustainability.
The tragic figures were shared by Dr. Natalia Kanem, UNFPA Executive Director, on World Health Day 2023, April 7.
Hanoi's strong economic performance in the remainder of the year is critical to ensure Vietnam reaches its GDP growth target of 6.5% in 2023.
Hanoi will focus on tourism, high-tech manufacturing, automation, information technology, high-tech agriculture, logistics, and the pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries.
The CEO and Regional Head, Client Coverage, Americas, Standard Chartered, shared his view on Vietnam's significance for US businesses and why Vietnam is potential for foreign investors.
Local experts suggest it is necessary to coordinate with employers in the recruitment, organization of training, and retraining of employees to overcome the shortage of qualified workers and contribute to the recovery of production and business activities.
Hanoi's goal for 2023 is to secure the city's socio-economic performance and further develop a cultured, modern, and civilized society.
The ultimate goal is for Hanoi to become the capital of Culture - Civilization - Modernity, embodying high standards of culture and creativity and achieving a harmonious balance between tradition and modernity.
Equitable and innovative programs are expected to promote gender equality and empowerment of women and girls while realizing their sexual and reproductive health and rights.
Vietnam has made outstanding progress in improving the lives of its citizens.
