Only one per cent of total enterprises in Việt Nam have invested in agriculture, and 55 per cent of these are small scale, capitalised at under VNĐ5 billion.
Vietnam’s rice exports remain stagnant, with shipments in the first eleven months of the year amounting to only 4.54 million tonnes earning US$2 billion—down 25% in volume and 20.3% in value.
Vietnam’s spending deficit in 2016 will hit 5.52% of gross domestic product (GDP), higher than the initial target of 4.95% because nominal GDP is smaller than expected.
Vietnam hopes the international community will provide it with more support to achieve sustainable agricultural development in the context of faster and more extreme changes in weather.
Despite the uncertain future of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, US companies are planning to continue expanding their investments and business in Vietnam.
Viet Nam has become the second Asian country to achieve a fine flavour cocoa (FFC) designation from the International Cocoa Organisation (ICCO).
The Ministry of Finance has changed the way it calculates registration fees for new vehicles, a move expected to reduce expenses for car buyers.
Viet Nam’s farming products – such as seafood, rice, vegetables, pepper, coffee, cashew nuts and rubber, and Halal products for Muslim people - in order to increase exports...
IAAPA recently held its first official event in Vietnam, delivering a series of safety seminars presented by international industry leaders including Doug Akers,
The Vietnamese government is carrying out a project to complete the legal framework for managing and handling digital assets, virtual currency and digital money.
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