Vietnam
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There is no way for peace, peace is the way.
— Thich Nhat Hanh
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Cambodia, Vietnam open new bridge to boost trade
PHNOM PENH - Cambodia and Vietnam on Monday opened a jointly built bridge across a river in the Mekong delta to improve trade and commerce between the two nations.
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Korea's FDI Hits Record High of $35.2 Bil.
Korea's outbound foreign direct investment has surpassed 40 trillion won (US$35.2 billion) while that toward China has stayed at the same level for the past few years. The investment destinations that saw the largest increase last year were the United States and Vietnam. According to overseas investment statistics released by Korea ...
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Vietnam Bank to sell majority stake to foreign investor
HO CHI MINH CITY -- The first Vietnamese bank granted government approval to sell a majority stake to a foreign investor is looking to attract an investment of at least US$700 million.
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Trump probe fuels Chinese steel fears
The latest US trade probe against imported Chinese steel is expected to force Chinese steelmakers to switch their focus to Thailand and the Asean market, raising concerns among the region's steel producers.
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Korea to impose anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese, Indian, Ukraine ferroalloy
South Korea is set to impose anti-dumping duties on ferroalloy imported from Vietnam, India and Ukraine, the trade commi
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Pence Discusses Barriers to U.S. Companies With Indonesian President
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday he discussed with Indonesian President Joko Widodo barriers to U.S. companies operating in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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Billionaire Taizo Son ditches Japan in frustration, starts afresh in Singapore
Singapore may have just added a new tech billionaire, but it had to lure him from Japan first. Taizo Son, who built his fortune on hit smartphone game “Puzzle & Dragons,” has relocated to the city-state from Tokyo and plans to invest $100 million (about ¥11 billion) in Southeast Asia ...
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Suzuki debuts Ignis SUV in Indonesia in first Southeast Asia launch
Japan’s Suzuki Motor Corp. is unveiling the Ignis urban sport utility vehicle in Indonesia, in its inaugural launch of the model in Southeast Asia, as it seeks to regain market share once held by the popular Splash. Suzuki’s local sales arm, PT. Suzuki Indomobil Sales, will start selling the new ...
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Japan reaches out
With ample liquidity supplied by its central bank and facing an anaemic economy back home, many Japanese companies do not have to look any farther west than Southeast Asia to ply their trade and expand their business empires.
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RCEP put on fast track to fend off US
Asean and Japan have vowed to speed up talks on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) pact, fearing that US protectionist trade stance may bring negative impacts.
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Logistica, Dogane e Supply Chain
Vietnam-UE: una porta semiaperta su un mercato difficile
Quando si fanno previsioni di business in Vietnam, paradossalmente la prima cosa da fare è partire dal passato. Più precisamente dal 1976, data della riunificazione del Paese sotto la guida del Partito Comunista, che da allora esercita un controllo stringente sull’economia a colpi di monopòli e piani quinquennali. Gli esiti ...
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At Osaka meeting Japan, ASEAN ministers agree to work together to promote free trade
Japan and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations member states agreed to work together to promote free trade at a meeting of their economic ministers in Osaka on Saturday. In a joint statement, participants said they will aim to create “high-quality” trade and investment rules in negotiations on the proposed ...
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Ourhome Makes Forays into Vietnam’s Food Catering Service Market
South Korean food company Ourhome is making strides into Vietnam’s food catering service market. Ourhome, which is currently doing overseas business only in China, aims to boost its overseas sales up to 150 billion won by 2020 by creating a presence in Vietnam, a country often called as the post-China. ...
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Japan, ASEAN to seek better cooperation against protectionism during Osaka meet
Economic ministers from Japan and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations are expected to work to bolster cooperation against protectionism and to promote free trade at a meeting in Osaka on Saturday. ASEAN’s ministers arrived on Thursday to kick off a three-day visit. At the Osaka conference, the 10 ASEAN ...
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Exportiamo Incontra
Vietnam, un mercato emergente in cui fioccano le opportunità
Il Vietnam non è semplicemente un Paese affascinante da prendere in considerazione per un viaggio di piacere ma anche un mercato emergente da ben 90 milioni di consumatori che ha ormai definitivamente abbandonato lo status di Paese sottosviluppato. Delle opportunità e delle prospettive di Hanoi ci ha parlato, in una ...
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World Bank trims Indonesia 2017 GDP forecast
JAKARTA - The World Bank has revised down its growth forecast for Indonesia this year a touch, blaming global uncertainty and warning that rising inflation could crimp consumption in Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
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Only three Maltese children adopted in 2016 - Minister Farrugia
Only three Maltese children were adopted last year, according to Family Minister Michael Farrugia. This statistic was given in reply to a question by The Malta Independent, asking the Minister about the current state of adoption of Maltese children, during a press conference yesterday at the Department of Social Welfare ...
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SME corporation sets up cooperation channels with Vietnam, Cambodia, India
South Korea's state-run small and medium-sized business support corporation said Sunday that it has set up cooperation c
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Adoptive parents move closer to having same rights as biological parents
A credit scheme launched today takes adoptive parents closer to having the same rights as biological parents, Family and Social Solidarity Minister Michael Farrugia said.The scheme, targeted at parents who leave their jobs in order to raise and get to know the children they have adopted, will be “refunded” by ...
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Asean members reaffirm 90% tariff cuts under RCEP
Asean members are holding to their vow to cut import tariffs on 90% of products, amounting to 5,000-6,000 items under the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), over the next 15 years.
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Attack on rhinoceros in Paris puts zoo security in spotlight
The brazen killing of a rhinoceros at a wildlife park near Paris by assailants who removed a horn valued at nearly triple the price of gold has put zookeepers on notice that poaching could be spreading beyond the killing fields of Africa and Asia.Demand for the horns is skyrocketing in ...