EuroCham Vice-Chairman Jean-Jacques Bouflet stressed the view at the launch of the Vietnam Institute for Economic and Policy Research (VEPR)’s report assessing the impacts of the EVFTA on the Vietnamese economy on November 3.
EuroCham Vice-Chairman Jean-Jacques Bouflet.
The Vietnamese Government should speed up the progress in realizing the country’s commitments in free trade agreements to better integrate into international markets and enhance its role in the global value chains. Intellectual property, labor rights, and environmental protection are issues that Vietnam should focus on to meet requirements from the EU-Vietnam Trade Agreement.
about Hanoi eyes GRDP growth of over 3% in 2021 In a baseline case, Hanoi’s GRDP could grow in a range of 5.09-7.37%, which would put the overall growth around 2.35-3%, of which the services sector is set to expand 1.94-2.6% industry 5.11-5.49%, construction 0.89-1.9% and agro-forestry-fishery from … Photo: Danh Lam This was one of the three growth scenarios mapped out by Hanoi’s authorities in an economic recovery plan for flexible and safe adaptation to the pandemic in the remainder of 2021 and subsequent years. Production at CAG Facade Company in Thach That Industrial Park, Quoc Oai District, Hanoi. Following a sharp deceleration of 7.02% in Hanoi’s GRDP growth in the third quarter, the city is determined to put the setbacks behind and aim for the high growth of up to 7.34% in the final quarter, eventually leading to an economic expansion of over 3% in 2021. A key part of the city’s efforts is to address difficulties facing the businesses, helping them return to normal operation as soon as possible.
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