At the meeting, Xuan spoke highly of the association’s recent business achievements and its contributions to patriotic movements, social affairs and support for those affected by natural disasters and epidemics.

Vice President Vo Thi Anh Xuan and representatives of the VINASME.

She asked Vietnamese enterprises, including small and medium ones, to continue being pioneers on the economic front and to build a strong cohort of businesspeople, who can compete in the international arena.

The Vice President also called for building a system of values for Vietnamese enterprises through standards in culture, business ethics and social responsibility.

She noted that the VINASME needs to work with other agencies to offer advice to the Party, State and Government in introducing appropriate policies to promote the development of Vietnamese enterprises.

According to VINASME Chairman Nguyen Van Than, the association was founded in 2005 and has grown substantially with an increasing number of members.

The association proactively renovated the business and production models, restructured business operations and enhanced corporate culture.

The VINASME also effectively implemented various social activities, collecting and donating billions of Vietnamese dong to charitable funds, poor people and those affected by natural disasters and epidemics.

PM pledges to further support enterprises at Vietnam Business Forum 2023

The Vietnamese Government commits to creating all possible conditions for businesses to growth further, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh affirmed at the Vietnam Business Forum 2023 (VBS 2023) in Hanoi on March 19.

US businesses exploring investment, business opportunities in Vietnam

Representatives of more than 50 US companies will visit Vietnam from March 21-22 to discuss investment and business opportunities under an annual programme hosted by the US-ASEAN Business Council.

2023 Vietnam Business Forum focuses on green growth

The 2023 Vietnam Business Forum (VBF) opened in Hanoi on March 17 under the theme of “Business Community in Partnership with Government of Vietnam in Fostering Green Growth”.

Community and businesses join hands for tourism development

To create new impulses for Vietnam's tourism industry, it is extremely important to mobilise the participation of the community and businesses in tourism activities. The problem is in how to attract and create connections and effective sharing among stakeholders to promote the sustainable development of the tourism sector.

Number of newly-registered businesses down 18.3% in February

Vietnam saw 8,841 new enterprises registering a combined capital of 65.6 trillion VND (2.76 billion USD) and nearly 51,100 labourers in February, according to the General Statistics Office.

Source: NDO