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Digitalization at stake

Digital transformation is regarded as a priority for the country in the age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, but on the path to realizing such a goal, there are lots of impediments and hiccups.

“Make in Vietnam” helps the country move forward: Minister

The Vietnamese government would considers establishing special tech zones to pilot incentive policies for tech companies in the future.

Contest on AI, IoT launched in HCM City

The contest ‘AIoT & Smart Cities 2019’, themed ‘Smarter for Better Life’ has formally kicked off in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC).

 

VN stock market in May: more challenges await

The Vietnam’s stock market started May with several negative signals, prompting investors to concern that the phenomenon ‘sell in May and go away’ will recur.

 

HCMC-based Quang Trung Software City passes preliminary round of Smart City Awards

The solution 'Administration and Monitoring System for Quang Trung Software City' by Quang Trung Software City has entered the list of 57 prominent projects for 'Smart City Asia Pacific Awards 2019', held by IDC Organization.

 

Vingroup conducting project using AI in healthcare

At the National Forum on Developing Vietnam Technology Companies yesterday, Vingroup Vice President Le Thi Thu Thuy said it is implementing the “Doctor Assistant” project with the goal of improving the quality of healthcare in the country.

 

Foreign businesses plan to expand in Vietnam’s apparel market

More than 200 foreign fashion houses are present in Vietnam, providing a wide range of products from mid- to high-end products, which hold 60 percent of the market share.

 

PM requests tighter control of industrial park planning

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has ordered the Ministry of Planning and Investment, along with relevant ministries and localities, to further intensify their management of industrial park planning.

 

Opportunities to compete in airline industry

Vietnam’s aviation industry has been growing in a robust manner over the past few years with the growth rate at a two-digit level for five consecutive years.

 

South Korean enclaves make mark in Hanoi

Vietnam is now home to a flourishing South Korean expatriate community, whose concentrated presence has transformed their enclaves in Hanoi into tiny pieces of Korea.

Vietnamese SMEs needs to identify their problems to develop

Small and medium – sized enterprises (SMEs) still face several difficulties in the context of rapid international integration and identifying their difficulties is critical for them to develop in a sustainable manner.

 

HCM City starts cashless programmes for bill payments

The authorities in HCM City have requested local departments and agencies to implement cashless transactions for all household bill payments including school tuition.

 

Nha Trang grapples against wastewater

Nha Trang Bay in Khanh Hoa Province is being polluted by wastewater after heavy rains.

 

Locals join hands to preserve famous Vuon Chuoi archeological site

Vuon Chuoi archaeological site in Hanoi’s outskirts district of Hoai Duc is believed to be Hanoi’s first human settlement.

VPA/FLEGT to take effect in early June 2019

The Voluntary Partnership Agreement (VPA) on Forest Law Enforcement, Governance, and Trade (FLEGT) between the European Union (EU) and Vietnam will come into force on June 1, 2019.

 

Vietnam to develop intellectual property strategy by 2030

A workshop on the role of intellectual property (IP) in promoting socio-economic development was jointly held by the Ministry of Science and Technology and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Hanoi on May 9.

 

Telecom firms add more transceiver stations as 4G demand surges

Telecommunications companies are improving their services to meet the demand for livestreaming, watching online television shows and playing online games.

 

Vietnam's healthcare sector promising for private investment

The rising demand for healthcare has made Vietnam a promising destination for domestic and foreign investors.

 

Experts oppose HCMC’s proposal for excise tax on cellphones

The HCMC government’s proposal on excise taxes for mobile phones, cameras, perfumes and cosmetics goes against the city’s development plan and is likely unfeasible in the current context, according to some experts.

 

JICA complains about late payments for projects

The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has complained about Vietnam’s overdue payments for multiple projects, especially the metro line No. 1 project in HCMC.