Economy

A video conference has been held between the Vietnam E-commerce and Digital Economy Agency’s Centre of Information to discuss cashless payment solutions for small and medium enterprises.

The current COVID-19 crisis is creating opportunities for the railway sector thanks to its prominent advantages in international transport.

Long An has organized and implemented quickly and effectively the guidelines and policies from the Government with many support solutions, joining hands with businesses to overcome difficulties.

The State Bank of Vietnam will continue directing commercial banks to reduce interest rates for customers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, said Deputy Governor Dao Minh Tu at the Government’s press conference on August 11.

Business owners and vehicle owners, when issued with vehicle identification cards and QR codes, are absolutely not allowed to arrange people who have not been tested for Covid-19, have not made medical declarations.

The electronics industry is forecast to have a robust year, driven by the increase in demand for communications’ products due to demand caused by social distancing measures implemented to tackled rising cases of COVID-19.

Over the past 20 years, the Cooperative Alliance (Cooperatives) of Long An province has constantly promoted its pivotal role in collective economic development.

Vietnam is becoming a key market for Singaporean real estate investors with hundreds of housing and office for lease projects throughout the country.

In the period of 2002 - 2020, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development advised the Long An People's Committee to promulgate many supportive policies to develop collective economy and cooperatives.

Due to the complicated epidemic, agricultural products are difficult to consume, while there is a shortage of supply at the selling places.

Vietnam remains an attractive destination for US investors in the Indo-Pacific, heard a webinar recently held by The Asia Group.

The national index of industrial production (IIP) increased 7.9 percent year-on-year in the first seven months of this year, according to the General Statistics Office.