Hanoi makes drastic changes to meet foreign investors’ demands: Expert
Hanoi has shown strong will in addressing concerns of foreign businesses and ensuring an ideal investment environment for them to commit to long-term operation.
Hanoi has shown strong will in addressing concerns of foreign businesses and ensuring an ideal investment environment for them to commit to long-term operation.
Difficulties and challenges would serve as motivation for the country to move forward.
The government may want to consider a new fiscal stimulus that would include a more generous assistance package for Covid-19 affected people and businesses, stated the World Bank.
The northern province of Bac Giang has nearly 100,000 workers, more than 150 of them have been positive for the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
Closing schools is one of tough measures that Vietnam has taken to deal with the Covid-19 outbreak.
All unessential services in Hanoi city such as street eateries, sidewalk iced tea and coffee shops have been barred from 05:00pm on May 3.
The MoET allows the people’s committees of cities and provinces to decide on the local school break, that will base on the actual Covid-19 situation and recommendations of healthcare agencies.
Vietnam is on track to remain the fastest-growing economy among major countries in ASEAN.
Given a large gap between domestic and international gold prices, it would be high risks for investors to bet their money on gold at the moment, said an expert.
Changes in customers’ behavior and tightened customs clearance process are inflicting damage on the exports of fruits and vegetables, said the Ministry of Industry and Trade.