Hanoi focuses on supporting businesses for economic recovery
Hanoi identifies improving its business environment, as a necessity and a key step to enhance the city’s competitiveness.
16:41, 2021/04/03
Information ministry targets 30,000 enterprises to use digital platforms every year
Only 15% of enterprises in Vietnam are embarking on the digital transformation process.
19:49, 2021/03/26
EVFTA opens up opportunities for SMEs to grow
SMEs are having huge opportunities for development with the presence of free trade agreements, the Industry 4.0 and new business models.
15:34, 2021/01/18
Hanoi committed to further supporting enterprise development in 2021
Hanoi Business Association aims to become a credible information channel for local authorities and enterprises, boosting the efficiency of public investment and simplifying administrative procedures.
11:51, 2021/01/08
Private sector contributes nearly 43% of Vietnam GDP in 2020
Vietnam is currently home to nearly 800,000 operational enterprises, 98% of which are small and medium ones.
15:07, 2021/01/05
Hanoi to allocates over US$40 million to support SMEs in 2021-25
In the 2021-25, SMEs in Hanoi are expected to create additional 1.5 million jobs and make up over 40% of the city’s gross regional domestic product.
20:08, 2021/01/04
MPI proposes digital transformation program to enhance firms' competitiveness
The move will help Vietnamese enterprises to catch up with the global trend for digital transformation.
12:17, 2020/12/09
Hanoi targets creating 150,000 new enterprises in 2021-25
In the 2021-25, SMEs in Hanoi are expected to create additional 1.5 million jobs, while making up over 40% of the GRDP, 30% of the state budget and 25% of total export turnover.
10:41, 2020/06/17
Vietnam credit growth slows to 2.13% in 6-month period
Credit demand in Vietnam is expected to stay low in the foreseeable future as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to be complicated globally, said a central banker.
12:55, 2020/06/11
Vietnam gov’t proposes 30% cut in corporate tax post Covid-19
The tax cut would benefit businesses with revenue in 2020 of less than VND50 billion (US$2.16 million) and a workforce not exceeding 100 employees.