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Aquatic exports set to reach US$8.3 billion amid signs of recovery

13:35 | 27/08/2020

Vietnam's seafood exports look poised to bounce back in the third and fourth quarters and are likely to hit between US$8.26 billion and US$8.3 billion over the course of the year, according to the Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP)

Banks to sell collateral assets amid fears of rising bad debts

14:11 | 21/07/2020

A number of banks have announced plans to auction off their collateral assets in an attempt to speed up bad debt recovery

Cashew export prices suffer drop to low levels

15:06 | 24/06/2020

Cashew export prices experienced a downward trajectory during the first 20 days of June, hovering between US$2.4 and US$3.35 per 0.45 kilo, according to figures released by the Import and Export Department under the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

ASEAN to undertake Vietnam’s initiatives, says official

15:04 | 24/06/2020

In the context of the COVID-19 epidemic evolving in a complex manner, ASEAN has no choice but to carry out the dual task of epidemic control and economic recovery while promoting cooperation within the bloc and with other partners.

Vietnam initiates plans to fend off second COVID-19 wave

15:02 | 24/06/2020

While Vietnam has successfully brought the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) under control, maintaining the initial success means that preventive measures must be intensified and imported cases must be closely controlled, according to leading health specialists.

Vietnamese shrimp exports expected to pick up in May

18:57 | 26/05/2020

The country’s shrimp exports during April enjoyed an increase of 5.8% to US$244.2 million, boosting the total export turnover during the opening four months of the year by 2.9% on-year to US$872.8 million, whilst shrimp exports are expected to continue their growth into May, according to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers.

Vietnam’s GDP to grow by 7% in 2020, IMF forecasts

18:44 | 11/05/2020

Vietnam’s economic growth is projected to slow down to 2.7% this year due to the novel coronavirus pandemic this year, but may pick up to 7% next year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on May 11.

Vietnam makes steps to produce COVID-19 vaccine

18:19 | 07/05/2020

Vietnam has enjoyed some initial success in producing a vaccine to protect against the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), following experimental trials taking place on mice.

Vietnam calls on Non-aligned countries to enhance cooperation amid COVID-19

19:48 | 05/05/2020

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc on May 4 called on Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) countries to strengthen solidarity and cooperation to overcome the challenge and stamp out the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Rice exports to China continue to skyrocket

20:47 | 04/05/2020

Rice exports to China skyrocketed throughout March as their export value experiencing a four-fold increase in comparison with the same period from last year, according to the Agro Processing and Market Development Authority.

Foreign-invested economic sector enjoys growth from export and import turnover

20:21 | 04/05/2020

The first four months of the year saw export and import turnover of foreign-invested economic sectors through ports in Ho Chi Minh City maintain high growth while the state economic and non-state economic sectors suffered a constant fall

VINAFISH raises strong objection to illegal Chinese actions

20:17 | 04/05/2020

The Vietnam Fisheries Society (VINAFISH) sent a document to the Government Office, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Party Central Committee’s Commission for External Relations Affairs on May 4 stating their opposition to China’s promulgation of regulations relating to a fishing ban in the East Sea in 2020

Vietnam workers adapt to international integration

20:27 | 03/05/2020

Vietnamese workers are facing numerous challenges while international integration increases. They have to change their mindset and improve their working skills to meet the demand of the 4th Industrial Revolution and new Free Trade Agreements.