Topic: VCCI

The business community has witnessed positive policy shifts from regulatory bodies, with the government actively addressing outdated regulations and streamlining administrative procedures.

The business community has witnessed positive policy shifts from regulatory bodies, with the government actively addressing outdated regulations and streamlining administrative procedures.

Businesses leaders shared stories of sustainable development at a recent forum and discussed the need for and benefits of green transformation for all companies.

VCCI proposes for disbursement of the Disaster Prevention Fund to assist in relief and recovery efforts

A delegation of 14 major financial institutions led by the Maybank Investment Banking Group recently visited Vietnam to explore the market.

Digital transformation in the tourism sector needs to demonstrate a revolution in thinking and approach.

Utilization rates down to 32.7 per cent in 2021 from 39.7 per cent in 2017.

After consulting with businesses and analysts on a draft report on the implementation of the Vietnam Civil Aviation Law, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) has made a series of comments. Analysts believe there are still many inadequate regulations on civil aviation when the State intervenes in production and business plans or restricts aircraft procurement activities, hindering the development of the sector. To solve the problems, the VCCI made two important suggestions relating to utilizing the resources of enterprises and aircraft parking issues.

Commenting on a draft government Decree on the management, operation, and maintenance of expressways, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) said it believes it is necessary to add content on traffic organization plans to PPP contracts to reduce project risk. It also recommended publishing traffic information as open data to make better use of the resource.

Commenting on a draft project on developing Vietnam’s international shipping fleet, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) said there is currently no specialized legal document stipulating priority levels, tax incentives, and loan interest rates in fleet development investment and shipping activities. The roles of ministries, sectors, and localities should be clearer, it added, from policy formulation to infrastructure development and related services.