Ca Mau Customs Department is striving to complete its goal of carrying out all customs procedures online, anytime, anywhere and by any means.
Vietnam's socioeconomic performance has been faced with numerous difficulties. Maintaining and reinforcing macroeconomic foundations and broader economic resilience self-reliance and socioeconomic recovery is still challenging.
Most Vietnamese consumers have now gone digital when it comes to managing a range of personal financial matters, including paying bills, banking, opening new bank accounts, and financial planning. According to Mastercard New Payments Index 2022, 89 percent of consumers in Vietnam have used digital tools for at least one financial task in the last year.
In the past time, Ca Mau province has carried out various radical solutions to support businesses, improve the investment and business environment, enhance investment attraction, and advance infrastructure development to accomplish the post-pandemic socioeconomic recovery and development program as per the Government's Resolution 11/ND-CP dated January 30, 2022.
After 10 years of implementation, the Science and Technology Program has carried out 15 research topics to perfect the theoretical basis of the model New Rural shape; 26 research topics on mechanisms and policies
Economic restructuring has been one of the major policies of Vietnam in recent years to renew the growth pattern and sharpen economic competitiveness.
This is the theme of the Vietnam Socio-Economic Forum 2022, an annual event of the National Assembly co-organized by the National Assembly Economic Committee, the Central Economic Commission, the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics and the Vietnam National Academy of Social Sciences.
According to Vo Hong Anh, Director of the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s European-American Market Department, since the Pacific Rim trade deal went into effect in Vietnam in January 2019, the country's exports to its 11 member states have experienced a tremendous growth. However, there is still plenty of room for businesses to exploit these markets.
In the context of changing world and domestic markets, Vietnam’s flexible and effective trade promotion activities have contributed to stabilizing production and increasing exports.
Viet Nam's total trade value was estimated at US$499.71 billion in the January-August period, the Viet Nam Customs reported.
The value of Business-to-Consumer (B2C) e-commerce in Viet Nam is expected to grow by over 20 percent to reach US$16.4 billion in 2022, according to the Viet Nam E-commerce and Digital Economy under the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
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