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Vietnam Explores Expanded Investment Cooperation with Austria in Tourism, IT, Green Development
Vietnam has proposed establishing an investment cooperation mechanism with Austria, particularly Lower Austria, across various sectors including tourism, education, IT, and green development. Both nations confirmed their commitment to deepening economic ties and pursuing shared interests.
Vietnam has proposed establishing an official cooperation mechanism with Austria, particularly Lower Austria, to facilitate investment collaboration in sectors such as tourism, education and training, healthcare, information technology, green and smart urban development, heritage conservation, hi-tech agriculture, and sustainable development. Austrian leaders affirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral friendship and cooperation, especially in areas where both countries share strengths, common interests, and potential. They also proposed stepping up exchanges through the International Organisation of Securities Commissions (IOSCO), including online technical meetings for experts to share information and discuss common interests. Vietnam's economic ties with other nations are deepening, not just in trade volume but also in the substance of economic relationships. Experts note that e-commerce presents significant opportunities for young people, but emphasizes the need for simultaneous development of technology, business skills, and legal knowledge for sustained success. In terms of market transparency, Vietnam has been recognized for its improvements, ranking among the world's most improved real estate markets in transparency for the 2024-26 period according to JLL. This indicates a more attractive environment for foreign investors. The country is also prioritizing its green transition, recognizing its importance for Vietnamese electronics companies to maintain their positions in global supply chains. Initiatives like festivals promoting green, low-emission rice production aim to spur innovation and enhance the quality and competitiveness of Vietnamese rice. Furthermore, overseas Vietnamese (OV) entrepreneurs are seen as a valuable source of knowledge, technology, management expertise, finance, investment, and international relations that can contribute to the homeland's development. These developments highlight Vietnam's strategic shift towards technological innovation, sustainable development, and deeper integration into the global economic system. Within its one-party system, economic policy directions are crucial for the nation's long-term development strategy and its engagement with the international community. Information Source: VietnamPlus English
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