Vietnamese port infrastructure needs to keep pace with growth
The Vietnamese port industry needs further investment to keep pace with the country’s rapid economic growth and reduce logistic costs for businesses.
The Vietnamese port industry needs further investment to keep pace with the country’s rapid economic growth and reduce logistic costs for businesses.
Measures must be taken to improve the quality of Việt Nam’s legal documents, said policy researchers and businesses at a conference on Thursday in Hà Nội.
Some outstanding firms include brewer Sabeco, HDBank, PetroVietnam Drilling and Well Services, and distributor Digiworld.
Coastal aquaculture is being developed in many localities but the output is very small compared to the country’s potential, experts have said.
UNIQLO, a well-known Japanese global apparel retailer, is expected to open its first store in Việt Nam by the end of the year in downtown HCM City.
VN-Index retreated on Thursday as correcting pressure in some market-leading blue-chips weighed on the index.
HCM City’s exports are still growing, but slowing down, and so it needs to take measures to boost them if it wants to retain its position as the country’s economic hub, a conference heard yesterday.