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At the largest conference ever to create stronger conditions for foreign investors in late April, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasised the potential for overseas financiers to get involved in emerging fields such as digital transformation, green transition, circular economy, innovation, and climate change adaption.

Viet Nam is expected to remain a magnet for foreign direct investment (FDI) from sources seeking to diversify their production.In a recent article released by The Banker, an international financial affairs publication owned by The Financial Times, Viet Nam weathered the COVID-19 pandemic better than most south-east Asian economies.

The Ministry of Finance officially submitted Report 43/TTr-BTC to the Government on a draft decree on the extended deadline for payment of VAT, CIT, PIT and land rent in 2023. Notably, the report had some changes compared to the original draft, including the deadline extension for VAT payment in 2023, starting from March instead of January 2023.

Summer is associated with trips, why not travel to Saigon city you love? It is a greeting from a fresh perspective with many attractive promotions at LOTTE HOTEL SAIGON on Mother's Day (14th May).

Ambassador of Thailand to Vietnam and the President of Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam Cordiallyy invite You to Special lecture on supply chain connectivity.

1. Credit for securities, property posts highest growth in Vietnam
2. Banks' CASA simultaneously decreases in Q1/2023
3. Vietnam to import electricity from Laos from mid-May
4. Vietnam Adds $3.4 Billion in FDI in April
5. Hanoi determined to ensure export growth target of 6pct in 2023
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1. Drive training simulation equipment supply
2. Electric equipment and materials supply
3. Measurement equipment supply
4. Individual protection equipment supply
5. Busbar protector assembly supply
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