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The conference saw top industry executives discuss the newest ideas and initiatives as well as the amazing growth of contemporary marketing in the Vietnamese market in the context that AI is dominating modern marketing.

The bank has lowered the country’s 2023 GDP growth to 5.0 per cent year-on-year from the previous 5.4 per cent. The revised forecast would require Q4 growth of 7.0 per cent year-on-year, which may still be challenging.

IDC Hòa Lạc is capable of providing the most advanced data services in Việt Nam, and ready to meet the tailored requirements of all customer segments domestically and internationally.

Over the next 10 years, the region would need around $1.5 trillion to work towards the green goals.

The net interest margin (NIM) narrowed, while non-performing loans were increasing. 

CPTPP has really created a great driving force for Việt Nam's export growth in recent years, while also bringing prestige and great economic efficiency to the country.

One hundred and six industrial zones were being constructed to supply the market with 35,700ha of land for factories and warehouses.

The plan aims to develop a sustainable fisheries economy, associated with protecting resources and the marine environment.

Vietnamese shares plunged on Thursday as panic selling flooded the market, following the sharp fall of large-cap stocks.

A delegation from Japan’s Gunma prefecture, which was joined by 29 enterprises from different sectors, visited Hà Nam on Thursday to study the northern province’s investment climate.

Coffee output is predicted to decline by 10-15 per cent this year due to weather conditions. Yet because demand exceeds supply, coffee exports have the potential to increase from now through the end of the year.

ADB and the State Bank of Việt Nam (SBV) on Wednesday held a kick-off ceremony marking the implementation of the US$5 million technical assistance (TA), funded by the Government of Switzerland, to nurture financial technologies (fintech) that can help improve financial inclusion in Việt Nam.

Việt Nam is aiming to gradually limit the use of natural sand and strengthen the development of artificial sand products to meet demand until 2030, following the construction materials development strategy from now to 2030 with a vision to 2050. 

The firm will spread stories about Việt Nam and promote the country's image to international tourists, thus further promoting the local tourism industry, he said, adding that it will also use more high-quality Vietnamese human resources and actively implement social security activities in the country in the future.

Compared to the beginning of this year, lending interest rates are currently considered reasonable and are expected to return to low levels, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic, by the end of the year.

Women play a crucial role in agriculture and rural areas. By empowering them economically and socially, we create opportunities for women to enhance their skills, adapt to new opportunities, and make significant contributions to ecological agriculture, modern rural areas, and the development of civilised farmers in Việt Nam, experts said.

Hastening solutions to improve competitiveness for businesses is urgent, and will be the key for Việt Nam to promote innovation and digital technology application, thereby better capturing opportunities from the digital economy.

Christopher Jeffery, Chairman of the BritCham Vietnam, shares insights on the specific challenges and opportunities faced by British businesses in Việt Nam.