Developing product chains is an important solution to sustainable export growth, heard a conference in Hanoi on August 8.
Vietnam has actively got involved in the realisation of ASEAN commitments since the country joined the association on July 28, 1995, according Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Nguyen Quoc Dung.
OECD data shows Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia — Southeast Asia’s ‘big six’ economies — are among the most exposed economies to China in terms of trade.
Last week, the Quang Ninh People’s Committee was visited by 72 Japanese businesses seeking investment and business opportunities in the northern province in many sectors such as electronics, heavy industry, finance, property, and garments and textiles.
Experts have recommended Vietnamese firms develop organic products for export to the EU, considering it a measure to boost the shipment of farm produce to this demanding market.
The 51st ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (AMM) and Related Meetings will begin in Singapore Thursday. Participants will discuss orientations and solutions to build an ASEAN Community, and implement master plans on building an ASEAN community in line with the ASEAN Vision towards 2025.
Manufacturing activity across Asia slowed in July, deepening concerns about the region's economic outlook as an intensifying trade conflict between the United States and China sent shudders through their trading partners.
At a recent international conference in Delhi on the theme of ‘India-Vietnam: Strengthening Economic Ties’ organised by Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, in association with the Centre for Vietnam Studies and the Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, boosting the India-Vietnam economic relationship was discussed threadbare.
Businesses in China’s Jilin Province seek to invest in and trade with Việt Nam, according to the secretary of the province Party Committee.
On July 31, 2018, the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee held an important meeting in Beijing on the development of the Chinese economy and made many major decisions regarding the macroeconomic situation in China, the overall direction for China’s fiscal and monetary policy, China’s continued opening to the outside world, continued economic restructuring, prevention of runaway property prices in many cities, and how to deal with the trade war imposed on China by a certain country, etc.
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