Việt Nam News

Vietnamese enterprises have proven their dynamism and high adaptability to the situation as the fourth outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic has led to successive social distancing over the past month.

Việt Nam’s stock market ended mixed yesterday as the benchmark reversed the morning course on resurging selling pressure. 

Delivery companies are now allowed to transport essential goods anywhere in HCM City after authorities relaxed an earlier ban on transport between districts.

Mekong Delta provinces have been helping local businesses maintain production and investment while staying safe from the COVID-19 pandemic.

A promotion programme titled ‘Viet Nam, Land of World’s Best Rice’ will present 10,000 bags of Việt Nam’s Ban Mai Cung Đình rice to consumers in Australia.

Many businesses and cooperatives in Hà Nội have reorganised their production to meet market demand and change their business in order to promote the consumption of agricultural products amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Prime Minister’s newly-issued decision on State capital divestment at enterprises is an important legal tool to accelerate the current sluggish equitisation process of State-owned enterprises (SOEs), said Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment Trần Duy Đông.

The Việt Nam Food Association has proposed the Ministry of Industry and Trade to work with ports and localities to remove difficulties in the transportation of rice for export.

The market edged lower yesterday as strong selling force weighed on many pillar stock groups, while foreign investors kept fleeing from the two main exchanges. 

Telecom provider Mobifone won prizes for its five products at the 18th International Business Awards (IBA) 2021.

The Ministry of Transport (MoT) has asked provincial and municipal authorities to ease the travel of labourers at seaports so as to avoid the disruption of production and supply chains amid the COVID-19 pandemic.