Economics
In 2024, our country's economy in general, and Binh Duong province in particular, continues to face many difficulties due to the complex and unpredictable developments of the global situation.
At this time, many types of agricultural products and ornamental flowers have adorned themselves with new attire in preparation for the Lunar New Year.
During the 35-year journey of foreign direct investment (FDI) attraction, Vietnam has continously improved institutions and incentives to attract and better manage domestic and foreign investment resources.
Thailand recorded a total of 85,300 companies registered as new businesses in 2023, the highest number in a decade, with combined registered capital of over 560 billion baht (over 15.72 billion USD).
Fruit and vegetable exports are predicted to set a new record in 2024, possibly exceeding the 6-billion-USD tunover goal and even approaching the 7-billion-USD milestone.
Domestic and foreign tour packages during the upcoming Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday are still available for booking, travel firms have said.
Dynamic foreign affairs in recent times have brought practical results, contributing to enhancing the position and image of a creative Binh Duong province.
On the morning of January 24, Cao su Dau Tieng Limited Liability Company held a conference to review its production and business activities in 2023 and outline the direction and tasks for 2024.
According to Provincial Department of Planning and Investment, as of January 18, the disbursement value of public investment capital in 2023 in Binh Duong province was VND17,258 billion
2024 is a year of acceleration and breakthrough, of particular importance in successfully implementing the socio-economic development plan for the period of 2021-2025.
Officials from Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) and the UAE Ministry of Economy on January 24 agreed to speed up the negotiation for a comprehensive economic partnership agreement (CEPA)
According to the Asia House Annual Outlook 2024, Vietnam's economy is likely to continue to outperform its regional neighbours through 2024,
The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on January 23 launched the first-ever study on women-owned small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Vietnam.
Criteria of 2024 projected to early accomplishment
Import-export turnover reaches nearly US$53 billion
Binh Duong vibrant with e-commerce week and super promotional month
Training workshop on restructuring of industry and trade successfully organized
Bank encourages checking transactions on applications
Ben Cat concentrates efforts to fulfill socio-economic development targets
Forstering a logistics center with regional connection
To clear bottlenecks, make good use of FTAs
Vietnam balances supply and demand to prepare for Tet shopping season
Developing Bac Tan Uyen district into a town in the period 2030-2040
