Vietnam Economy Forum

[Viva_Viet]

Its weekend for lunar new year so just regular weekend off as usual .

Happy new year (Tet) buddy. Song lau tram tuoi

Wow, Cnese start crying when they realize that CN 2023 chaos is so Real, u still think Im trolling now??

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USA will show their true devil side in 2022...

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/xi-says-coronavirus-is-a-devil.651483/page-2

 

[Nilgiri]

https://en.nhandan.org.vn/politics/...india-bolster-bilateral-investment-trade.html

Vietnam, India bolster bilateral investment, trade

NDO/VNA – Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung has affirmed that India is a major trade partner and investor of Vietnam, urging the two sides to spare no efforts to soon realise the target of bringing bilateral trade to US$15 billion.

The official made the call during talks with his host Indian Minister of State for External Affairs Shri V. Muraleedharan on February 25, as part of his working visit to the country.

At the talks, Dung spoke highly of India’s increasing position in the international arena and affirmed that the Vietnam-India relations are thriving, voicing his hope that the bilateral ties will be strengthened in the future.

Regarding India’s financial and scientific-technologically potential, Dung said that the nation’s investment in Vietnam remains modest, adding that Vietnam hopes to welcome more Indian investors in the coming time.

For his part, V. Muraleedharan pledged that India will closely collaborate with and support Vietnam as the country is holding the role of the ASEAN Chairman in 2020 and a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council in 2020-2021.

The host also affirmed that Vietnam is a key partner in Southeast Asia and playing the role of a pillar in India’s Look East Policy.

The two officials also took note of existing difficulties in the bilateral trade. That India adjusts floor rate, raises import tariff on Vietnam’s cashew nuts and imposes restriction on incense stick imports has caused difficulties for Vietnamese firms and producers, Dung noted.

Meanwhile, V. Muraleedharan expressed his hope that Vietnam will open its door to Indian fruits and create favourable conditions for its pharmaceutical companies.

A roundtable between the Vietnamese minister and Indian businesses was held the same day, drawing nearly 100 leading firms including Essar, HCL and Mahindra.

The India visit of the Vietnamese Minister was made at the invitation of the National Institution for Transforming India (NITI Aayog). While in India, Dung joined working sessions with leaders of Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), and visited Indian tech giants of Nasscom and Wipro.

@Viet @Viva_Viet

 

[Viva_Viet]

https://en.nhandan.org.vn/politics/...india-bolster-bilateral-investment-trade.html

Vietnam, India bolster bilateral investment, trade

NDO/VNA – Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung has affirmed that India is a major trade partner and investor of Vietnam, urging the two sides to spare no efforts to soon realise the target of bringing bilateral trade to US$15 billion.

The official made the call during talks with his host Indian Minister of State for External Affairs Shri V. Muraleedharan on February 25, as part of his working visit to the country.

At the talks, Dung spoke highly of India’s increasing position in the international arena and affirmed that the Vietnam-India relations are thriving, voicing his hope that the bilateral ties will be strengthened in the future.

Regarding India’s financial and scientific-technologically potential, Dung said that the nation’s investment in Vietnam remains modest, adding that Vietnam hopes to welcome more Indian investors in the coming time.

For his part, V. Muraleedharan pledged that India will closely collaborate with and support Vietnam as the country is holding the role of the ASEAN Chairman in 2020 and a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council in 2020-2021.

The host also affirmed that Vietnam is a key partner in Southeast Asia and playing the role of a pillar in India’s Look East Policy.

The two officials also took note of existing difficulties in the bilateral trade. That India adjusts floor rate, raises import tariff on Vietnam’s cashew nuts and imposes restriction on incense stick imports has caused difficulties for Vietnamese firms and producers, Dung noted.

Meanwhile, V. Muraleedharan expressed his hope that Vietnam will open its door to Indian fruits and create favourable conditions for its pharmaceutical companies.

A roundtable between the Vietnamese minister and Indian businesses was held the same day, drawing nearly 100 leading firms including Essar, HCL and Mahindra.

The India visit of the Vietnamese Minister was made at the invitation of the National Institution for Transforming India (NITI Aayog). While in India, Dung joined working sessions with leaders of Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), and visited Indian tech giants of Nasscom and Wipro.

@Viet @Viva_Viet

Its hard time due to nCov, but its perfect time for both VN-India to get rid of CN now. We should find out the way to produce things that we have to import from CN, so next time, in 2023 CN chaos, both VN-India will not suffer anything even when CN may collapse due to another epidemic plus trade war.

 

[Nilgiri]

Its hard time due to nCov, but its perfect time for both VN-India to get rid of CN now. We should find out the way to produce things that we have to import from CN, so next time, in 2023 CN chaos, both VN-India will not suffer anything even when CN may collapse due to another epidemic plus trade war.

I saw fair selection of vietnamese products on shelf stores in my last visit in India. Hope to see lot more soon.

India can help Vietnam to grow its IT, energy and pharma industries too...with better access there for India.

 

[AViet]

I saw fair selection of vietnamese products on shelf stores in my last visit in India. Hope to see lot more soon.

India can help Vietnam to grow its IT, energy and pharma industries too...with better access there for India.

India cannot help itself. Even now, what Vietnam import from India are mostly raw materials. What IT and pharma industries do you have? Stop bragging like you have been doing in last 11 years since I joined PDF.

Remember Brahmos missile which you guys bragged at least 3 times here that Vietnam would buy from India.

Please try to be patient and wait until something actually happen, e.g. Vietnam to procure patrol boats from India, which I believe it is just a lie again by india "free" media.

 

[Viva_Viet]

I saw fair selection of vietnamese products on shelf stores in my last visit in India. Hope to see lot more soon.

India can help Vietnam to grow its IT, energy and pharma industries too...with better access there for India.

True, many Vnese like using India drug cos its cheap but good quality. Just try to make all important ingredients in India instead of importing from CN, then u can sell much more drug/medicine to VN market

 

[Viet]

New car of Vinfast

a crossover

Car sales this year will head to a disaster though.

L Turbo version

Mẫu xe sedan Lux A2.0 Turbo được trang bị khối động cơ 2.0L tăng áp với công suất 228 mã lực, 350 Nm. Xe có hệ thống dẫn động cầu sau với hộp số tự động ZF 8 cấp.

Giá bán của VinFast Lux A2.0 là 1,040 - 1,289 tùy phiên bản. Nhiều sản phẩm trên thị trường có giá bán tương đương như Toyota Camry (1,029-1,235 tỷ đồng), Honda Accord (1,319 - 1,329 tỷ đồng), Mazda6 (819 triệu đồng - 1,027 tỷ đồng) hay Kia Optima (789-969 triệu đồng).

Nhìn chung cả 2 mẫu xe không quá khác biệt xe nguyên bản trừ dàn áo có phần kiểu cách hơn.

 

[Viva_Viet]

New car of Vinfast

a crossover

Car sales this year will head to a disaster though.

L Turbo version

Mẫu xe sedan Lux A2.0 Turbo được trang bị khối động cơ 2.0L tăng áp với công suất 228 mã lực, 350 Nm. Xe có hệ thống dẫn động cầu sau với hộp số tự động ZF 8 cấp.

Giá bán của VinFast Lux A2.0 là 1,040 - 1,289 tùy phiên bản. Nhiều sản phẩm trên thị trường có giá bán tương đương như Toyota Camry (1,029-1,235 tỷ đồng), Honda Accord (1,319 - 1,329 tỷ đồng), Mazda6 (819 triệu đồng - 1,027 tỷ đồng) hay Kia Optima (789-969 triệu đồng).

Nhìn chung cả 2 mẫu xe không quá khác biệt xe nguyên bản trừ dàn áo có phần kiểu cách hơn.

Seem like Vinfast is running out of spare part imported from EU due to EU lock down

 

[Nilgiri]

Seem like Vinfast is running out of spare part imported from EU due to EU lock down

India Vietnam must develop more supply chains between each other for autoparts and automotive in general.

 

[Viet]

Seem like Vinfast is running out of spare part imported from EU due to EU lock down

Yes unfortunately

India Vietnam must develop more supply chains between each other for autoparts and automotive in general.

Vietnam is looking for more imports from India. There is a chance.

 

[vishwambhar]

India cannot help itself. Even now, what Vietnam import from India are mostly raw materials. What IT and pharma industries do you have? Stop bragging like you have been doing in last 11 years since I joined PDF.

Remember Brahmos missile which you guys bragged at least 3 times here that Vietnam would buy from India.

Please try to be patient and wait until something actually happen, e.g. Vietnam to procure patrol boats from India, which I believe it is just a lie again by india "free" media.

Bramhos missile would have been in Vietnam by now but previous gutsless MNS govt was too scared of China.... now since Modi govt is there we will hopefully see this beast in the hands of Vietnam don't worry....

 

[Viva_Viet]

India Vietnam must develop more supply chains between each other for autoparts and automotive in general.

Yes, Indian autoparts maker can come and negotiate wt Vinfast now, Im sure that they r running out of spare part...and Vinfast also dont wanna buy too much part from CN.

 

[cochine]

Vingroup invest super computer
AI - NVIDIA® DGX A100 ™

https://vietstock.vn/2020/05/vingroup-dau-tu-sieu-may-tinh-ai-nvidia-dgx-a100-8482-737-761591.htm

 

[Journeyman]

Vingroup invest super computer
AI - NVIDIA® DGX A100 ™

https://vietstock.vn/2020/05/vingroup-dau-tu-sieu-may-tinh-ai-nvidia-dgx-a100-8482-737-761591.htm

this computer starting price is $199k USD and Vietnam is one of the first to buy it.
https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/...gx-packs-record-5-petaflops-of-ai-performance

 

[Journeyman]

Hanwha Aero Engines factory in Vietnam; does anyone know what are they producing at 2:34?