(VOVWORLD) -Dien Bien province is trying to develop tourism based on historical, spiritual and cultural tourism, and its natural landscape. The province intends to turn tourism into a key economic sector driving local economic growth and restructuring.
(VOVWORLD) -Dien Bien province has a new look in urban and rural areas after 70 years of construction and development since the war. Its potential in forest land, minerals, hydropower, and tourism is attracting investment for faster, more sustainable development.
(VOVWORLD) - Themed “Water for All”, this year’s International Day of Action for Rivers, on March 14, underlined the importance of water in every economy. 2,360 rivers and canals with a total length of 41,900 kilometers give Vietnam a great economic advantage. The transportation sector, provinces, and cities are making full use of inland waterway transport to bolster the national economy.
(VOVWORLD) -The transportation sector is accelerating the disbursement of public investment capital for key national projects, highways, inter-regional and coastal projects, and national target programs, hoping to disburse at least 95% of allocated capital. Businesses are working to ensure that key projects will be completed on schedule.
(VOVWORLD) - Ho Chi Minh City has set goals on green growth, towards a green, carbon-neutral economy, and targeted a 10% emission reduction by 2030. To that end, the city is promoting investment attraction in green projects and the development of a carbon credit market.
(VOVWORLD) -Thanks to international economic integration, imported goods with famous brands are no longer unfamiliar to Vietnamese. But domestic goods are increasingly dominating the market because of higher quality, better design, and more reasonable prices.
(VOVWORLD) -Since it officially took effect in January 2019, the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) has facilitated Vietnam’s exports to Asian member countries and markets Vietnam hasn’t yet signed FTAs with. The CPTPP is the first new generation free trade agreement with high standards to which Vietnam is a signatory.
(VOVWORLD) - Hai Phong city attracted 3.5 billion USD worth of foreign investment last year. Its 14 industrial parks drew almost 800 investment projects, 500 of which were foreign direct investment (FDI) projects. In addition to the construction of new industrial parks, Hai Phong is establishing a coastal economic zone to the south to open up new development space for the city and connect industrial parks along the coast. The city hopes all these efforts will motivate growth of Hai Phong and the Red River Delta.
(VOVWORLD) -Ho Chi Minh City intends to welcome 6 million foreign visitors and 38 million domestic visitors in 2024. Despite continued global economic difficulties, the city's tourism industry is confident of meeting or exceeding its goals thanks to a variety of new products.
(VOVWORLD) - Slow global growth and the financial market’s potential risks have forced consumers to tighten their spending, especially for garments and textiles. New export requirements on environmental, social and governance issues are pushing Vietnamese garment and textile enterprises to change themselves towards flexible adaptation and sustainable development.
