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Convergent intentions for new energy development
Vietnam’s new energy challenge is to align AI-driven growth with green investment and net-zero ambitions.
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Updating legal framework for petroleum industry
The evolving nature of the petroleum industry means that revisions to the legal framework are already needed just four years after previous amendments were made.
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Adjusting power supplies as required
Vietnam’s energy sector has a substantial task ahead of it in ensuring that power supplies are commensurate with growing demand during the country’s new era of development.
Infrastructure offers supply chains a boost
Mr. Thomas Harris, Country Manager at TMX Global in Vietnam, tells VnEconomy / VET about Vietnam’s supply chains and how the country can improve them in the future.
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[Interactive]: Economic overview - June 2023
Interactive economic overview for June.
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[Interactive]: Vietnam - Australia: 50 years of fruitful partnership
The year 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Australia. Over the last five decades, the relationship has grown from defense cooperation to a comprehensive partnership and then a strategic partnership...
Riding the electric boom
Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup and its vehicle subsidiary VinFast wantto conquer the US and Europe with high-end electric SUVs, which is an emblematicbet for a country posting record growth for several years.
Digital transformation crucial for industrialization and modernization
Vietnam ranked 86th out of 193 countries and territories in digital government last year.
SHB to increase charter capital to VND36.64 trillion ($1.56bln)
Central bank gives approval for increase from VND30.67 trillion ($1.3 billion) to VND36.64 trillion ($1.56 billion).