INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - OCTOBER 11, 2022
1. Deposits at banks guaranteed: State Bank Governor
2. More Vietnamese opt for QR payments
3. Ministry proposes 36 criteria to assess efficiency of foreign investments
4. Governance management of Vietnamese enterprises is still low: experts
5. Leading Swiss media outlet highlights Vietnam as Asia's new tiger
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- OCTOBER 11, 2022
1. Repairing materials supply
2. Technical materials supply
3. Integration electronic circuit supply
4. Transporting equipment supply
5. Downhole completion equipment supply
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GOVERNANCE MANAGEMENT OF VIETNAMESE ENTERPRISES IS STILL LOW: EXPERTS
Phòng said such efforts helped the team of entrepreneurs and businesses to grow. By the end of 2021, Việt Nam had nearly 860,000 enterprises in operation, about 15,300 non-agricultural cooperatives and about 5.1 million business households.
SIX COMMODITIES WITH EXPORT VALUE OF OVER 10 BLN USD
Six commodities registered an export value of over 10 bln USD in the first eight months of 2022, accounting for 63.9 percent of the country's total exports.
CT GROUP AND VIETNAM HONG KONG BUSINESS ASSOCIATION COOPERATE TO DEVELOP MANY FIELDS
On the morning of October 7, CT Group and the Vietnam Hong Kong Business Association signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement in many fields, bringing practical benefits and promoting sustainable relations between the Vietnamese business community. and Hong Kong.
PPPS DRIVING SMALL AIRPORT INVESTMENT
Investment is a major barrier, limiting Vietnam’s domestic aviation infrastructure system. Data from the Vietnam Logistics Report 2021 from the Ministry of Industry and Trade showed investment in aviation infrastructure has slowed, partly because of the pandemic, but mainly due to a limited investment fund.
FOR BUSINESS SUPPORT POLICIES TO WORK MORE PRODUCTIVELY
Facing COVID-19 pandemic impacts, Vietnam has prompted support mechanisms and policies for post-pandemic business recovery. These policies have enabled the good recovery of domestic production and business and ensured supply for domestic consumption and export. However, not all policies have worked well.
ADVANCING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN CUSTOMS TO BETTER SERVE BUSINESS COMMUNITY
The Customs Development Strategy to 2030 sets an overarching goal: “Building professional and modern Vietnamese customs on par with that of developed countries in the world, taking the lead in the construction of digital government, digital customs and smart customs”.
