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Việt Nam is eyeing restoring air links from January 2022 to nine destinations with a high level of epidemiologic safety: Beijing/Guangzhou (China), Tokyo (Japan), Seoul (the Republic of Korea), Taipei (China), Bangkok (Thailand), Singapore, Vientiane (Laos), Phnom Penh (Cambodia), and San Francisco/Los Angeles (United States).

Many banks expect the participation of foreign strategic shareholders will help them increase capital and improve governance capacity and competitiveness, but the current regulations on foreign ownership ratio are making it difficult, according to experts.

Minister of Industry and Trade of Viet Nam Nguyen Hong Dien and Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy of the Republic of Korea (RoK) Moon Sung-wook have agreed to launch measures to support enterprises in adapting to COVID-19 and foster cooperation between the two countries’ enterprises in trade, industry and energy in the upcoming time.

1. No-interest loans proposed for tourism SMEs
2. MoMo's value surpasses $2 billion to officially become VN's unicorn.
3. FDI attraction forecast to recover in 2022
4. Enhancing capacity in implementing SPS agreement
5. High inflation poses challenges
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1. Credit recovers strongly at the end of the year
2. Fitch affirms outlook on Standard Chartered Vietnam as positive
3. PM requests better efficiency of ODA use
4. Vietnam racks up trade surplus of $1.7 billion
5. Room for Vietnam's exports to Eurasia remains huge
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1. Equipment and materials supply
2. Metal expansion machine supply
3. Structure steel, pipe supply-bid extend
4. Hydromatic brake for drawworks supply
5. Optical terminal equipment supply
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Wet signature and physical execution of contract has gradually become obsolete concepts in a technology-driven world. The outbreak of unprecedented coronavirus pandemic, during which direct physical contact is drastically reduced, asserts the aforementioned assumption.

Of the three packages to be launched, the first is designed for small-scale firms, helping them embark on digital transformation. Each enterprise will be provided with VNĐ20 million - VNĐ50 million (US$870-2,180) funded by the State budget per year.