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About 81,300 enterprises registered their establishment or resumed operation in the first four months of this year, up 3% over the same period last year, according to data from the General Statistics Office under the Ministry of Planning and Investment. However, there were also 86,400 enterprises that withdrew from the market, up 12.2% over the same period last year, which is much higher than the number of newly established businesses.

Foreign-invested enterprises are clamouring for stronger local factors to help boost direct inflows of funding in innovation.

Producing curved plywood for export at Nhat Nam company in An Dien commune, Ben Cat district of Binh Duong province. Photo: VNA Thanks to the recovery of orders from the beginning of the second quarter of this year, the wood processing and furniture industry is moving toward positive growth, with stable demand from major markets…

(VAN) Deputy Prime Minister Tran Luu Quang commented on investing in a Mong Cai international commodity, agricultural, forestry and fishery trading centre.

Susan Elliott AM, interim president and vice-chancellor of Monash University, spoke to VIRs Thanh Van about Monash Universitys role in promoting innovation.

Dong Nai is rushing to develop infrastructure to connect its industrial parks (IPs), while simultaneously resolving all outstanding issues.

Keppel Corporation has secured contracts worth over $70 million to provide long-term energy-as-a-service to a number of prominent establishments.

(CPV) - The Australian Government has been investing in the development of an innovation ecosystem in Vietnam since 2018 through its flagship Aus4Innovation program. It has been announced recently that the Aus4Innovation program will be extended to 2028, making it a 10-year commitment with a total budget of AUD33.5 million.

Now with the additional investment, the total budget for the program, scheduled to run for 10 years until 2028, has increased to $22.3 million

In a bid to advance the socio-economic development of the Red River Delta region sustainably, provinces and cities in the area have been encouraged to prioritise the development of the logistics industry.