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Vietnam Stock Market Aims for International Standards with FTSE Russell Dialogue
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung met with the CEO of FTSE Russell, affirming the nation's commitment to enhancing the transparency and efficiency of its stock market to align with international standards. This move could bolster Vietnam's economic credibility globally.
On the afternoon of September 17, at the Government Headquarters, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung received Ms. Fiona Bassett, Chief Executive Officer of FTSE Russell, and a delegation of representatives from global investment organizations currently visiting and working in Vietnam. The meeting underscored the importance of promoting the transparency, efficiency, and convergence towards international standards of the Vietnamese stock market. This is seen as part of Vietnam's strategy to further attract foreign investment and enhance the maturity of its domestic capital market amid continuous economic growth. Vietnam, a socialist republic with a one-party system, has experienced rapid economic growth in recent years, driven by the development of its manufacturing sector and export expansion. While China holds significant economic ties, Vietnam also strengthens relations with the United States and the European Union, maintaining geopolitical balance. The alignment of its stock market with international standards can be interpreted as part of these multifaceted diplomatic and economic strategies. FTSE Russell is a major global index provider referenced by investors worldwide, and collaboration with the organization is a key indicator for investment decisions in the Vietnamese market. This meeting signals Vietnam's intent to establish its position in the international financial market.
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Nhan Dan