Vietnamese businesses and consumers have the strongest belief among the TPP countries that the trade pact will benefit their economy, a poll by leading PR firm Edelman finds.
An Australian diplomat has discussed the chances and challenges brought by the Trans-Pacific Partnership accord, to which both Vietnam and Australia are parties.
“More and more German companies see growth opportunities in many business sectors in Vietnam and would like to tap this potential.”
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung recently approved a plan for promoting the direct participation of Vietnamese businesses in global distribution networks.
Being a socialist country, it may come as little surprise to foreign investors that Vietnam’s labor laws are employee-friendly.
The ASEAN Community will create a single market bringing about both major opportunities and challenges for Vietnamese workers.
ILO has plans to work with the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour to support trade unions nationwide.
The conclusion of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement last week could speed up talks on its lesser-known Asia-wide equivalent, trade analysts say.
Indonesia will find Vietnam its “biggest threat and competitor” in the textile and shoe industry after that country joined the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai told the Vietnam Japan Economic Forum on October 14 that the TPP is expected to help the two countries leverage the advantages.
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