A TALE OF MANY SEAPORTS: FDI AND ITS EXPECTATIONS
Vietnamese cities and provinces have been rushing to seek licences for large-scale and costly seaports to cash in on growing interest among domestic and international investors and rising trade, triggering concerns over a supply-demand imbalance.
TRANSPORT MINISTRY ANNOUNCES EIGHT PPP PROJECTS
Minister of Transport Nguyen Van The has signed a Decision announcing the portfolio of component projects constructing certain segments of the eastern North-South Highway in the 2017-2020 period.
FDI FOR INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION: CONSISTENT SOLUTION NEEDED
Infrastructure is the foundation to draw FDI flows to any country. In fact, countries with poor infrastructure will find it difficult to catch the interest of foreign investor. To break this vicious cycle, the Government of Vietnam has focused on resolving infrastructure investment issues. In the context of the tight state budget, mobilising FDI flows for infrastructure development is prioritised.
NEW MEASURES NEEDED TO DEVELOP LOGISTICS SECTOR
It is necessary to take new measures to improve the competitiveness of local logistics companies, said Minister of Industry and Trade Tran Tuan Anh at the Vietnam Logistics Forum 2017 in Hanoi City last Friday.
IMPROVING INFRASTRUCTURE AND ECONOMIC CONNECTIVITY IN NORTHERN AND CENTRAL PROVINCES
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved two loans with a total value of $299 million for Vietnam, according to the bank's announcement on December 18.
CONSTRUCTION RULES TO BE CUT
The Ministry of Construction is preparing to propose huge changes in construction regulations in order to improve the climate for construction and real estate business.
INFRASTRUCTURE VITAL FOR FOREIGN INVESTMENT ATTRACTION
Infrastructure plays a key role in whether foreign investors decide to make an investment in Vietnam or not, heard a conference on infrastructure development in HCMC on December 7.
HCM CITY SETS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION LEGAL FRAMEWORK
HCM City has improved environmental protection by completing a legal framework for the purpose and, in recent times, refusing licences for polluting plants and generally tightening environment management and oversight, and improving management of rivers and canals.
