(VOVworld) – Britain’s decision to withdrawal from the EU, known as Brexit, has had an impact on the global economy and on Vietnam’s fiscal and monetary market and investment flow. But the latter will be minimal thanks to proper and timely responses.

(VOVworld) – In the first half of this year, Vietnam’s economy showed signs of rallying. The macro economy stabilized and GDP increased 5.52%. Although the growth rate is lower than last year, it has been steady, thanks to the growth of industrial production and domestic retail sales.

(VOVworld) – The Vietnamese government has paid much attention to improving the business environment, considering it a long-term task to help domestic enterprises increase competitiveness. The improved business environment will help Vietnamese companies assert their brands and compete fairly with their international partners, especially when Vietnam is fully integrating into the global economy and has been signing various free trade agreements.

(VOVworld) – Bac Giang is in the main harvest of lychees. To ensure steady sales and stable prices, local authorities have used trade promotions to enhance the Bac Giang lychee brand.

(VOVworld) – Vietnam has successfully attracted and effectively used official development assistance (ODA) capital resources. From a poor country, Vietnam has become a middle-income country. But the achievement also presents challenges Vietnam for the near future as it gradually reduces its dependence on ODA funds and develops the nation by itself.

(VOVworld) – Recent programs to introduce Vietnamese goods to Italy’s Romace region and France’s Lyon city were the fourth Vietnamese trade promotion campaign in Europe since 2011. The model has proven effective in helping Vietnamese goods reach European consumers.

(VOVworld) – Increasing promotion activities and improving the business environment to attract capital investment, especially FDI, are top priorities for Hanoi’s economy. This was the message delivered by Hanoi officials at a recent conference on investment attraction. VOV’s Cam Tu reports:

(VOVworld) – The government will create the best conditions for businesses to perform. This is one of the important contents of a new resolution on support and development of enterprises by 2020 and what Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc affirmed at a meeting in April with the business community.

(VOVworld) – When Vietnam’s free trade agreements and the Trans-Pacific Partnership come into force, foreign enterprises will pour into the Vietnamese market, stimulating trade, increasing competition, and bringing benefits to consumers. Small and medium-sized enterprises will face a lot of new challenges.

(VOVworld) – The garment and textile sector has been contributing to Vietnam’s GDP, ensuring social security, and generating jobs for about 3 million people. During Vietnam’s international economic integration, Vietnamese companies in the sector have attached greater importance to improving their values increasing their competitiveness, and expanding their export market through intellectual property rights.