2022 marks the first year the revised Law on Environmental Protection (LEP) 2020 came into effect, and also the first year Vietnam has lots of drastic actions to realise its commitments to bring net emissions to zero at COP26.
As Vietnam battles another wave of Covid-19, accelerating the pace of reforms, upgrading workforce skills and infrastructure will strengthen the private sector to help the country recover from the pandemic and unlock its potential, according to a new World Bank Group report.
The financing includes a $2.7 million grant from the Government of Canada and a $1.9 million grant from the Government of Australia, both to be administered by ADB.
The funds will be utilized to bring much needed resources to bear immediately, including supporting private sector recovery.
IFC is pledged to continue working on mobilising finance and unlock private sector solutions to help Vietnam become a modern dynamic middle-income country and realise its renewable energy goal.
Appearing staggeringly in the bold and powerful red outfit as usual at Vietnam Private Sector Economic Forum held last week, Tan Hiep Phat Group deputy CEO Tran Uyen Phuong shed light on her refusal to be a billionaire yet undertaking a grander task to help enhance the international stature of Vietnamese entrepreneurs.
Despite the desperate call for visa exemption for international tourists from the private sector, state management bodies insisted that it did not affect the visitor flow into Vietnam.
Indochina Capital CEO Peter Ryder talks about changes the private sector has brought to local real estate market during his 25 years of living in Vietnam.
Effective market institutions, and a transparent, clean and accountable state are lynchpins of development for Vietnam to resolve four key priorities including private sector, infrastructure, human capital and green growth, according to World Bank Vietnam.
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Re-skill the labour force, strengthen digital connectivity and boost cooperation between public and private sector are the way forward for Vietnamese businesses to promote sustainable growth in 4.0 industrial revolution, according to Dinh Thi Quynh Van, General Director of PwC Vietnam.
The increased investment on the part of firms could be seen as a vote of confidence in the government’s leadership, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said at the Vietnam Business Forum (VBF) recently held.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) today signed $20 million in loan agreements with Agripacific Holdings (APH) and Kunming Hasfarm Flowers (KHF) to help develop high-value horticulture in Viet Nam, China and Indonesia.
The 2017 Vietnam Private Sector Forum (VPSF) focused on the dialogue between the Government and the representatives of ministries, local authorities and the private sector on three key national spheres: agriculture, tourism and the digital economy.
Mr. Trinh Tien Dung – Chairman of the Board, General Director of Dai Dung Metallic Manufacture Construction and Trade Corporation, said in an interview with Investment & Brand journalists about the development of the private sector.
