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The Vietnamese Embassy in the Netherlands and the Gia Lai provincial People's Committee recently co-hosted an event titled “Doing Business with Gia Lai: Leveraging on EVFTA and Anticipating EVIPA" to raise awareness of the business potential of the province.

After a year in which DBAV had to resort to online activities, the association of Dutch businesses now seized the opportunities to co-host a celebration of female entrepreneurship together with our friends of the Dutch Embassy; Vietrade; She Trades Vietnam. The event was attended by more than 250 people over 3 cities in 4 locations.

Dutch Investors and Businesses commit strongly to rebuilding Vietnam’s economy 

Winners of the “DBAV Business Resilience Awards” proceed to the EuroCham Business Resilience Finals 

This Thursday, 18 November, the Dutch Business Association Vietnam (DBAV) was pleased to announce the winners of the “Business Resilience Awards”, that honor Dutch companies that showed their social responsibility ...

Vietnam’s supply chains have significantly evolved from how they were a decade ago. Today, supply chain shifts to Vie

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Amsterdam, 2 februari 2021 – Chili, Egypte, Senegal, Maleisië en Vietnam groeimarkten die sterk uit coronacrisis komen

De coronacrisis heeft ook in de opkomende markten een zware tol geëist. Sinds het begin van 2021 gaan deze economieën geleidelijk weer open. Vooral Chili, Egypte, Senegal, Maleisië en Vietnam zijn veelbelovende groeimarkten die zich snel kunnen herstellen van de pandemie, mede ...

Vietnam’s successful containment of the COVID-19 pandemic and the recently ratified Vietnam EU Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) has reassured investors. Upbeat manufacturers have even relocated production to the country.

The start of 2020 began with COVID-19, restricting travel, disrupting global supply chains, and causing large scale unemployment due to significant losses incurred by global businesses. Nevertheless, Vietnam has also been one of the few countries that achieved net positive growth during the pandemic. In this issue of Vietnam Briefing, we look at Vietnam’s

An Introduction to Doing Business in Vietnam 2021 will provide readers with an overview of the fundamentals of investing and conducting business in Vietnam. 2020 is a year

Vietnam continues to showcase strong growth patterns despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, leading investors to favorably consider the country as an ideal location for new investment. In this context, it is important to understand the prevailing office types and structures in the country.