Other Briefings
Investing in Vietnam’s Startup Sector: Latest Issue of Vietnam Briefing Magazine
We provide readers with an overview of Vietnam’s startup sector and key opportunities for foreign firms.
What’s Driving Mergers and Acquisitions in Vietnam’s Healthcare Sector?
Healthcare is one of several industries predicted to lead M&As in Vietnam in 2023. Here’s what’s happening in the sector and why it is ripe for M&A action.
India-Vietnam Look to Boost Trade in Agriculture
Stepping up trade in agricultural products between Vietnam and India is on the agenda of both countries. Here’s what it looks like at present.
Vietnam News in Brief: Weekly Roundup March 17
Interest rate cuts, a World Bank GDP growth forecast, and February customs data lead the Vietnam News in Brief this week.
Investing in Aquaculture in Vietnam
Vietnam has ambitious plans for its aquaculture industry. This article outlines these plans, highlights challenges confronting the industry, and explores potential opportunities for foreign companies.
Laos-Vietnam to Boost Trade with Slew of New Agreements
Earlier this year, Vietnam and Laos signed a number of key agreements to boost trade. In this light, here’s what trade between the two countries currently looks like.
Vietnam News in Brief: Weekly Roundup March 10
There’s a new app for recruiting seasonal workers, LNG may be on its way, and China’s Sunny Optical is eyeing a US$2.5 billion investment in Vietnam. Here’s this week’s Vietnam news in brief.
France, Vietnam Ministers Meet to Discuss Growing US$5.2 Billion in Two-way Trade
Two-way trade between Vietnam and France is over US$5 billion. Here’s a brief overview of trade between the two.
Foreign Universities and Higher Education in Vietnam
The number of Vietnamese students studying at foreign institutions or in joint training programs has seen rapid growth in recent years. Here’s where that growth is.
EU Due Diligence Directive and Supply Chains in Vietnam
EU member states are enacting corporate sustainability due diligence laws. Here’s what that means for foreign and domestic firms in Vietnam.
