Techfest 2024 is taking place November 26-28 in the northern city of Haiphong.

The event is part of the Hanoi Concentrated Promotion Program 2024, held in May, July, and November, attracting up to 2,000 businesses.

Most OCOP products are agricultural and processed from specialized cultivation areas.

Effective urban planning would help Hanoi better utilize urban economic models for sustainable development.

Such a move would help ensure that banks and credit institutions have the means to meet the demand for foreign exchange from individuals and organizations.

Demands from financial, real estate, information communications technology, distribution, and manufacturing tenants have increased since 2021.

Against the backdrop of rising USD value, the Vietnamese Dong has depreciated by a mild margin of 2% compared to Thai’s Bath (down 7%), Japanese Yen (14.6%), and Taiwanese dollar (5%).

Vietnam has incurred green, social, and sustainability (GSS) debts of US$1.5 billion in 2021, almost five times the $0.3 billion in the previous year, and maintaining steady growth for the third consecutive year.

The cut would lead to an estimated decline of VND1.4 trillion (US$60.3 million) in state budget revenues per month.

The city will strengthen trade linkage and between the city and provinces and cities across the country through holding trade promotion festivals.

The construction of eco-industrial parks is considered a solution for Vietnam to reduce waste and promote sustainable growth

Under Hanoi’s strategy on agricultural and rural development to 2030, with a vision to 2045, the city identifies the development of the preservation and processing technologies as a fundamental and comprehensive solution to raise the value of of agricultural, forestry and fishery products.

The PwC Global NextGen Survey 2022 was conducted online in collaboration with The Family Business Network.

Reusing second-hand items is one of the practical actions promoting sustainable production and consumption, moving towards the transition to a circular economy in Vietnam.

This is a key change in the revised Law on Insurance Business, which is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2023.

Mangroves, which can hold up to four to five times more carbon per hectare than tropical rainforests, are critical for coastland in climate-hit areas like the Mekong Delta.

About 30% of Vietnamese workers said they always struggle to make ends meet because of their low income.

The rising fuel prices have put pressure on the economy at a time when Vietnam’s national oil and gas storage is low, estimated to meet five to seven days of demand.

Such a move would help ensure transparency and openness in banking operations while staying in line with Basel II standards and other international practices.

Today more than 1.5 million customers put their trust in Manulife Vietnam.

Key decisions have been made for the country to move forward not only for 2022 but also for the 2021-2025 period and subsequent years.

Vietnam continues to work with other members in ensuring sustainable development for the world economy, bringing inclusive benefits while striving to provide practical support to the developing and least developed members.

Vietnam's aviation market is expected to soon return to pre-pandemic levels