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Ecosystem essential
Vietnam’s industrial real estate market is evolving well beyond traditional factory space as investor and tenant preferences evolve.
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Connectivity key
Better infrastructure and revitalized urban areas are tipped to drive growth in housing demand in Vietnam’s major cities, especially where public transport offers convenience.
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To reflect practical conditions
A number of amendments are contained within the draft revised Law on Housing, including rules on homeownership by foreign organizations and individuals.
Vietnam & Sweden: 55 years of diplomatic relations a historic milestone
Vietnam Economic Times (VET) / VnEconomy recently conducted an interview with Mr. Håkan Jevrell, the visiting State Secretary to the Minister for International Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of Sweden.
Vietnam must effectively manage gold market as prices surge
After gold prices rose substantially during the week of March 4-10 and set new highs, Vietnam must consider what strategies to employ to exert a certain level of management.
CEO Talk: Vietnam’s electric two-wheeler market on the road to success
Representatives from leading electric two-wheeler manufacturers in Vietnam share their vision with VnEconomy / VET regarding the potential of the market and their upcoming development strategies.
Vietnam’s green growth dilemma: Balancing development and sustainability
Seeking a path to ‘green growth’, Vietnam faces the challenge of transforming its economy while addressing mounting environmental pressures, a recent conference heard.
Franco-Vietnamese scientific alliance: A response to a shared environmental crisis
Facing a mounting global environmental crisis, Vietnam and France have forged a scientific alliance to seek solutions tailored to Vietnam’s unique challenges and development goals.
Vietnam’s trade impacted by Red Sea tensions
Unrest in the key shipping lane has led to a significant rerouting of global shipping routes, lengthening times and increasing costs and insurance premiums, according to two lecturers at RMIT.