Hanoi Department of Planning and Investment has explained a decision to give investors 700 hectares of land in different locations in Hanoi in exchange for the construction of five roads with a build-transfer contract.
Ho Chi Minh City has planned for the development of trade in 2025-2030, as part of overall planning for the development of the city’s trade sector, with plans announced by the city’s Department of Industry and Trade on June 22.
Vinacas will hold bilateral exchanges and dialogues among domestic and foreign cashew nut enterprises along with a workshop on the sector’s development vision and strategies, a seminar on cleaner production of cashew nuts for the public health and a
With Vietnam signing many multilateral and bilateral trade agreements and attracting more and more foreign investment, it is hard to avoid grievances and disputes, a workshop heard in HCM City yesterday (June 22).
Tax deductions, land allocation programmes and the establishment of appropriate credit lines along with a comprehensive legal framework are among the tasks ordered by PM Nguyễn Xuân Phúc to effectively implement the Law on Support for Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises.
The Ministry of Transport has denied to let the ride-hailing firm Grab expand operations into other provinces including Ninh Thuan, Dong Nai and Gia Lai.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Belgium, in collaboration with the European Union, the EU-Vietnam Friendship Parliamentians' Group and the European Institute for Asian Studies, held a workshop in Brussels on June 20 to speed up the signing and ratification of
A large number of cashew companies in Vietnam have ceased operations after failing to compete with bigger competitors from in and outside the country according to the Vietnam Cashew Association.
Hosting APEC in November last year generally brought much focus to Vietnam’s stellar growth as one of Asia’s emerging economies and specifically to Da Nang, further promoting its MICE capabilities internationally, according to the latest report from real estate
India has shelved its plans to sell debt-stricken national carrier Air India after failing to attract any bidders, a senior official has told local media.