Other Briefings
Vietnam’s Digital Infrastructure Master Plan to 2030: Roadmap to a High-Tech Future
Investors seeking to capitalize on Vietnam’s expanding digital infrastructure are advised to align their products and services with the Master Plan, and likely benefit from government support.
Australia-Vietnam Collaboration on Sustainable Development
Australia and Vietnam are collaborating in a number of ways on green and sustainable development. Here’s what that looks like.
Vietnam’s Cross-Border Payments Infrastructure and ASEAN
Vietnam’s central bank has signed a memorandum of understanding to develop its cross-border payments service system with five other ASEAN member countries.
Vietnam-Sweden Trade Overview
The EVFTA has changed the face of trade between Vietnam and the European Union. In this article, the Vietnam Briefing considers the specifics of what this has meant for trade between EU member Sweden and Vietnam.
Vietnam’s January Two-Way Trade Tops US$65.43 Billion
Vietnam’s two-way trade in January hit US$65.43. This article breaks down where its imports came from and where its exports went.
An Investor’s Guide to Ba Ria-Vung Tau
Ba Ria-Vung Tau is becoming an increasingly important manufacturing hub in Vietnam with a slew of big firms starting new projects in the province in 2023. Here’s why.
Planning for Uncertainty: Global Staffing Solutions to Facilitate Your Vietnam Market Entry
Global Staffing Solutions is a flexible entry strategy for businesses to test the Vietnamese market without needing to physically set up an operation.
Vietnam Edible Oil Market for Foreign Firms
The edible oil market in Vietnam is growing rapidly. In this light, we analyze the opportunities for foreign investors.
Vietnam-Austria Trade Overview
The EVFTA has changed the face of trade between Vietnam and the European Union. In this article, the Vietnam Briefings considers the specifics of what this has meant for trade between Austria and Vietnam.
Recruitment Strategies for Foreign Manufacturers in Vietnam
Finding and recruiting staff in Vietnam can be difficult. Knowing a few key strategies, however, can help firms find and recruit high-quality candidates to continue to grow their business.
