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Regarding the former, Japanese companies, facing the declining birthrate and aging population, need more Vietnamese hard-working and talented human resources, and it is possible for Vietnamese people to acquire various technologies and know-how from their work experience in Japan. On the other hand, regarding the latter, Vietnamese companies are expected to expand their business activities in Japan, backed by the increase in the number of Vietnamese, living in Japan. … [Read more...] about New Japanese gov’t likely to continue Abe’s policy for Viet Nam: JETRO economist

Speaking at a press conference on Monday, VINASA’s chairman Truong Gia Binh said: “Smart city is one of the best ways to serve people and businesses. They are not only urban areas with 'residence environment', but also a city of frequent interactions among people - businesses - government. Thereby, together, we can create greener, more modern, safe, convenient and better cities.” … [Read more...] about Viet Nam Smart City Award 2020 launched

Statistics from the General Department of Viet Nam Customs show there are a total of 17,723 cars being exported from Indonesia to the Viet Nam in the first seven months of this year. Meanwhile, cars imported from Thailand reached 19,944 units. … [Read more...] about Viet Nam imported 53,000 CBU cars in 8 months

Viet Nam always welcomes Japanese firms to expand investment in infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, high-quality agriculture, information technology, smart urban development, financial and banking services and innovation-based start-ups, as well as in joining the equitisation of State-owned enterprises as strategic partners, according to the Prime Minister. … [Read more...] about Prime Minister welcomes Japanese firms’ investment in Viet Nam

“Given its strong fundamentals of a young, dynamic and tech-savvy population, a growing domestic market, a rising middle class and an open economy, Viet Nam continues to offer exciting investment opportunities. Many start-ups and multinational corporations have set up their operations in Viet Nam to leverage its strategic connectivity and proximity to Asian economies as a gateway to grow their businesses. While COVID-19 is likely here to stay for a while, it should not prevent us from exploring the new opportunities that Viet Nam can offer and attempt new strategies to build and sustain growth in the country,” said Nirukt Sapru, CEO of Viet Nam and ASEAN & South Asia Cluster Markets, Standard Chartered Bank. … [Read more...] about Viet Nam urged to improve infrastructure to attract more FDI