Việt Nam pushes up national brands
Việt Nam has set a target of having more than 1,000 products recognised as national brands between 2020 and 2030, marking an increase of 20 per cent.
Việt Nam has set a target of having more than 1,000 products recognised as national brands between 2020 and 2030, marking an increase of 20 per cent.
Việt Nam must identify, implement and build management models for sharing economy applications in the country’s major sectors such as banking and transport to ensure a fair business playground and protect all involved parties.
A wide range of machine tools, advanced metalworking solutions, high-quality industrial grade parts, welding and cutting materials, equipment and technologies, and advanced industrial robots are on display at three exhibitions that opened in HCM City on October 10.
The United States Embassay in Hà Nội yesterday held a discussion on data mobilisation and how authorities can manage the risks of digitalisation without hindering innovation.
Key international developments such as the US-China trade war, the geo-political tension in the Middle East and Brexit were attributed for the market’s volatility.
The Vietnam International Printing and Packaging Industry Exhibition (VietnamPrintPack) to be held in HCM City from October 16 to 19 will showcase the latest products and technologies used in the sectors globally.