Hanoi ramps up public investment disbursement
The city is putting a focus on accelerating the progress of priority projects at a time when the pandemic situation has improved.
The city is putting a focus on accelerating the progress of priority projects at a time when the pandemic situation has improved.
A strong finish in 2021 would lay the foundation for Hanoi to continue its development plans in 2022 and subsequent years.
The packages will help businesses and people overcome the hardship and return to growth.
Government agencies are working on new stimulus packages to channel the capital flows into priority fields.
During the January-September period, banks and credit institutions in Hanoi have restructured the payment schedule of debt worth VND75 trillion ($3.3 billion) for 57,700 customers.
Vietnam’s GDP growth may reach 3.5-4% this year in case the pandemic is contained in September.
The FDI inflows to Vietnam have been stable compared to other countries in the region, which shows the continued trust and confidence of foreign investors.
Enterprises need the resources to restructure operations and improve their corporate governance capabilities to not only survive but thrive.
Measures are mapped out to boost Vietnam-South Korea's strategic partnership as the two countries are scheduled to celebrate the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations (1992-2022).
Japan, Singapore, and New Zealand reaffirmed their commitment to boosting cooperation with Vietnam.