The programme sets out the overall goal of supporting and developing the collective economic sector and cooperatives, with a focus on improving the quality of operations, supporting members through the raising of the awareness of the entire population about the collective economy and cooperatives; while at the same time, strengthening the capacity of collective economic organisations and cooperatives, enhancing the competitiveness of the household economy, especially the farmer household economy in the context of the socialist-oriented market mechanism and international integration.

Flowers and ornamental plants are cultivated by members of the Pho Tho Flower and Ornamental Plant Co-operative in Can Tho city.

In addition to the 10,000 new collective economic organisations to be established by 2025, about 3,000 models of collective economic organisation applying high technology will also be set up.

Vietnamese-American businesses seek to source more goods from Vietnam

Vietnamese-Americans, which operate around 310,000 businesses with annual revenues of $35 billion, are looking to distribute more products from Vietnam in the U.S.

Registered capitals of new businesses increase

(BGO) – According to the Department of Planning and Investment (DoPI) in Bac Giang province, the DoPI has issued new business registration certificates to 990 enterprises for 10 months to increase total businesses in the province up to 10,000 units. 

Hungarian magazine features Vietnamese businesswoman for success

A Vietnamese immigrant, Phan Bich Thien, has appeared on the cover of a Hungarian magazine for leading her business out of a Covid-19-induced slump.

EU - Vietnam Business Council makes debut

The EU - Vietnam Business Council (EVBC) was officially launched by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) on October 22, aimed at supporting businesses on both sides.

Young leaders step up to take over business empires

The children of Vietnamese entrepreneurs have been increasingly returning from abroad in the last five years and taking over key responsibilities at their companies.

Source: NDO