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Sustainability trends urge firms to move more quickly

Business - 2 year

Shifting to green economy and green growth will help businesses increase their competitiveness and catch up with trends on the domestic and foreign markets.

Over 90 per cent of Vietnamese firms optimistic about international trade: HSBC report

National Focus - 6 year

Resilient regional trade, domestic economic performance and strong FDI inflows fuel Vietnamese businesses' optimism.

Weak linkages between domestic and FDI businesses still exist

National Focus - 6 year

The linkages between domestic and foreign direct investment (FDI) business have not been as good as expected, even weaker than Laos and Cambodia, resulting in a low development of supporting industries and technology transfer.

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Sustainability trends urge firms to move more quickly

Over 90 per cent of Vietnamese firms optimistic about international trade: HSBC report

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