In the context of ongoing global uncertainties, Vietnam’s economy has remained resilient, with GDP growth reaching 7.83 per cent in the first quarter of this year.
A newly-implemented support program aims to help ensure that Vietnam has a strong scientific foundation for balancing economic growth, human well-being, and the health and wealth of nature.
A strategic transformation is needed for Vietnam electronics exports to curb the reliance on foreign players and address the high volume of imported components.
As Vietnam looks to ensure its credit growth target is met this year, following a strong first-half result, there is concern surrounding money velocity and discussions on removing credit growth limits.
Mr. Nguyen Quan, former Minister of Science and Technology and Chairman of the Vietnam Automation Association, tells Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy’s Minh Nguyet how transforming Vietnam’s production model towards smart and sustainable practices is crucial.