Vietnam, EU target sustainable development cooperation
The MOU aims to advance EU-Vietnam sustainable development cooperation through comprehensive dialogue, investment coordination, knowledge sharing, and technology transfer.
The MOU aims to advance EU-Vietnam sustainable development cooperation through comprehensive dialogue, investment coordination, knowledge sharing, and technology transfer.
The rapid decline in Covid-19 cases in Vietnam helped lead to renewed growth of output and employment in April amid a return to more normal business conditions.
Vietnam’s economy has the chance to attract a new wave of high-quality and green FDI from European investors who are looking for a safe and competitive investment destination.
The Vietnamese Government creates an equal environment among all economic sectors, including private and foreign investment, for the country's economic development.
Thanks to strong fundamentals, Vietnam’s economy would gradually rebound at least for the coming six months until its momentum becomes stronger in the second half of 2022.
Vaccination is key for Vietnam’s safe economic reopening and recovery, according to foreign businesses.
The success of foreign investors is the success of Vietnam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has said.
European businesses still hold high hopes for Vietnam’s prospects.
Since the fourth wave of Covid-19 is considered the most serious and damaging that has ever hit Vietnam so far, foreign businesses and experts have highly spoken of the efforts of the Government and people of Vietnam, especially Hanoi in fighting the pandemic and developing the economy.
A webinar targeting Europe-based companies will be held on September 7 to attract more high-level donors to the campaign.