Last year saw HCMC achieving GDP growth of 9.85%, the highest in four years and well above the nation’s GDP growth of 6.68%.
Marko Walde, chief representative of German Industry and Commerce Vietnam and chairman of the German-ASEAN Chamber Network, spoke with VIR.
A brighter outlook is forecast for the Vietnamese economy this year and the following years amid difficulties and challenges.
TPP agreement will provide economic impetus predominantly, economically and strategically significant to Vietnam, according to economists.
SBV is to implement flexible monetary policies to help the country control inflation, maintain macro-economic stability and accelerate economic growth this year.
Greater efforts at a national level are needed to create a new wave of investments in Viet Nam.
The agricultural and rural development sector expects to gain US$39-40 billion in total farming, forestry and fishery products by 2020, according to officials.
The improvement in Vietnam’s business environment is expected to be the major reason which helps Vietnam obtain high economic growth rate in difficulties.
The World Bank’s January 2016 Global Economic Prospects report, puts Vietnam among emerging countries in the world with the strongest growth prospects.
A string of Free Trade Agreements made ‘bumper’ debut in 2015, creating a solid foundation for 2016 which is so-called the year of economic integration.
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