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Ministry of Planning and Investment introduces three new laws

08:00 | 11/07/2020

The revised Law on Investment, Law on Enterprises, and Law on Public-Private Partnership (PPP) investment will contribute to completing the legal framework and creating transparency ...

Conference seeks to promote Japanese investment flows into Vietnam

09:57 | 10/07/2020

An online conference was jointly organised in Hanoi on July 9 by the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MoPI), the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam, the ...

Facebook and MPI launch Proud Vietnam tourism programme

16:42 | 10/06/2020

Facebook co-operates with the MPI and businesses to launch the Proud Vietnam programme, including the Immense Vietnam music video, to promote tourism in Vietnam.

Australia supports Vietnam’s long-term response to COVID-19

09:36 | 06/06/2020

Australia has committed $7.3 million to support Vietnam’s COVID-19 response and recovery to strengthen economic and development co-operation.

Vietnam sets up special working group to ride wave of investment relocation

18:51 | 25/05/2020

The special working group will complete the policy framework on foreign investment to lure in multinational investors looking to diversify supply chains.

MPI Minister: Opportunities for breakthrough growth

11:39 | 09/05/2020

Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung advised the government to implement numerous solutions quickly to enable businesses for economic recovery.

Prime minister to hold video conference with businesses tomorrow

12:28 | 08/05/2020

The conference is a chance to collect opinions and discuss measures to boost the virus-hit economy.

Further clarity to new investment laws

14:00 | 30/04/2020

International investors are seeking for more positive changes in mergers and acquisitions transactions and market access conditions in the latest draft amendments to the Law ...

Vietnam’s FDI hits $12.33 billion in the first 4 months

09:19 | 27/04/2020

Total foreign investment inflows in Vietnam reached US$12.33 billion in the first four months of this year, a year-on-year decrease of 14.5 per cent due ...