Tag: Middle East conflict

For travel programs where contracts have not yet been signed, businesses are proactively discussing with customers to adjust tour prices appropriately. By sharing the burden of costs arising from objective factors, they aim to ensure trip quality while limiting losses for all parties involved.

Agricultural production costs are estimated to increase by 3–5% as a result of the conflict.

The request aims to enhance national energy autonomy amid the military conflict in the Middle East.

The Ministry of Construction recommended focusing on diversifying crude oil sources for domestic refineries to maintain stable operations and guarantee the fuel supply for the market.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stressed that the core pillars of policy-making must be the protection of production, business activities, and the livelihoods of the people to ensure stability and minimize negative impacts from global volatility.

Measures primarily include rescheduling production timelines, optimizing material inventories, and seeking alternative supply sources to counter rising fuel, logistics, and material costs.

The vessel departed the Middle East and transited the Strait of Hormuz just before military tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran flared up.

The two main maritime routes from Vietnam to the Middle East and Europe are facing different scenarios but share the same outcome: difficulty and increased costs.

Due to disruptions in several shipping lanes, cargo transit times have increased by 7 to 10 days, leading to a substantial rise in logistics costs for enterprises.

Given that the Middle East offers relatively healthy profit margins for pangasius and certain value-added product lines, the sharp rise in logistics costs could fundamentally alter the profit structure of the entire supply chain.

Beyond security concerns, the VMIWA advised businesses to evaluate the economic impact of the conflict, specifically regarding fluctuations in oil prices, freight rates, and shipping surcharges.

The total number of Vietnamese guest workers currently living and working across the Middle East is estimated to be over 10,000.

Vietnamese and foreign airlines operating in Vietnam have been directed to regularly update information from state management agencies, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), and relevant aviation authorities to make appropriate operational decisions.