INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - MAY 25, 2022
1. Government wants to extend bad debt settlement policy
2. Vietnam highlights multilateralism at Indo-Pacific forum
3. Vietnamese goods make inroads into Canadian market
4. Supportive solutions needed for enterprises
5. Trend to develop eco-industrial parks dominates at forum
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- MAY 25, 2022
1. Prestressed concrete sleepers supply
2. Waterway transport equipment supply
3. Garbage squeezing truck supply
4. Laser shaft alignment machines supply
5. Equipment and machinery supply
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SURF & TURF SET DINNER FOR SHARING
Enjoy a truly memorable evening with a delicious feast of steakhouse favourites featuring premium imported Australian rib eye, chicken wings and bratwurst sausages alongside fresh prawns and mussels, as well as a collection of favourite side dishes and dessert. A perfect choice for sharing with family and friends whilst overlooking the spectacular panorama of the rising Saigon skyline.
INDIA COMES TO ART SPACE - 27 MAY 22
INDIAN NIGHT BUFFET at Anantara Hoi An Resort on Friday 27 May 2022. Our highly anticipated Indian Night Buffet is back. We’re spicing things with an evening of Indian flavours, buffet-style. Join us for some classic curries & authentic tastes as we bring the essence of Indian cuisine to Hoi An.
STATE BANK ASKS FOR EXTENSION TO BAD DEBT PROGRAMME
The Government has asked for an extension to a pilot programme designed to handle bad debt from domestic financial institutions during a meeting with the National Assembly on Tuesday in Hà Nội.
GROWTH TARGET OF 6.5% REMAINS BIG CHALLENGE: DEPUTY PM
The targets set for 2022, including the growth target of 6-6.5 percent, remain a huge challenge given the domestic and international situation, Deputy Prime Minister Le Van Thanh said at the third session of the 15th National Assembly in Hanoi on May 23.
VIETNAM’S TEXTILE EXPORTS TO THE US HIT 10-YEAR HIGH
Vietnam’s textile and garment exports to the United States in the first quarter of the year reached nearly US$4.36 billion, up 24..% year-on-year, the highest ever since 2012, according to data from the General Department of Vietnam Customs.
SUPPORTIVE SOLUTIONS NEEDED FOR ENTERPRISES
According to the Việt Nam Association of Supporting Industries (VASI), to improve the capacity of Vietnamese enterprises, it is necessary to have supportive policies to reduce costs, easy access to credit and preferential interest rates for businesses in investment activities and production. There are also solutions for training and improvement of management.
