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In a bid to create a favorable climate for enterprises amid the COVID-19 pandemic and momentum to draw more investment from both at home and abroad, Ninh Binh's sectors, departments and localities have actively taken measures to improve the business environment and the Provincial Competitiveness Index (PCI).
With thousands of hectares of forest land and favourable conditions in terms of climate and terrain, the northern province of Ninh Binh boasts strengths to develop forest economic activities. Especially, thanks to its creativeness as mobilising many stake-holders in forest protection, the province's forest area has been maintained and expanded annually.
In the past few years, the northern province of Ninh Binh has focused efforts on improving administrative procedures and business climate as well as offering prioritized mechanisms to develop industrial clusters (ICs) to attract more investments into ICs.
The Vietnamese Government is making concerted efforts to improve business climate for both domestic and foreign enterprises, including those from the Europe, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said on October 17.
The European Union (EU) and European countries have been carrying out a number of climate change adaptation and sustainable development projects in the Mekong Delta of Viet Nam.
The Ministry of Planning and Investment has proposed the government to hasten efforts aimed at improving the business environment in 2018.
Do Nhat Hoang, head of the Foreign Investment Agency under the Ministry of Planning and Investment, has underlined the need for Vietnam to further improve its investment environment in order to attract more Japanese businesses.
Chairman of the Ninh Binh Province People's Committee Dinh Van Dien had a working session on June 15 with a French Development Agency (AFD) delegation on a project to improve urban infrastructure adaptive to climate change in Phat Diem town,Kim Son district.
The 6th meeting of the Vietnam-Netherlands intergovernmental committee on climate change adaptation and water management took place in The Hague, the Netherlands, on April 19.
Vietnam will continue reforming its economy, improving the business climate and fully implementing the commitments it has made to the free trade agreements (FTAs), actively contributing to regional economic and trade integration.
Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh has called on the international community to continue supporting Vietnam in effectively implementing the National Strategy on Climate Change Adaptation.
Over years, Ninh Binh has worked to improve administrative procedures, implement numerous measures to improve the business climate and elevate its PCI index in response to Government Resolution No 19/NQ-CP
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung, together with Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Vice President of the World Bank Laura Tusk, co-chaired a high-level dialogue on responding to climate change in the Mekong Delta region held in Paris on November 30.
Officials from the Overseas Vietnamese investment promotion bureau paid a working visit to the northern province of Ninh Binh to survey investment climate on November 6.
Improving business climate and national competitive edge is an urgent and key task, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung told a monthly's government meeting in Hanoi on March 2.
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc outlined the Government's priorities to improve the national business climate and maintain stable macro-economy at the opening of the National Assembly's seventh session in Hanoi on May 20.
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has called on ministries and localities to continue improving their capacity to forecast natural disasters and changes in the climate.
Despite 2013's economic difficulties, Vietnam attracted more than US$21 billion in registered foreign direct investment (FDI), a 54.5% improvement on 2012. But experts warn the country risks lagging behind without stronger efforts at reform.
Scientists have warned that the negative impacts caused by the climate change and the human's unreasonable treatment have both put Vietnam's natural heritages at risk of getting damaged and polluted.
