Mekong Memo Vietnam 20230803
Mekong Memo Vietnam Weekly, August 3, 2023: Business, politics, finance, trade & legal headlines.
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With that said, here is your Mekong Memo Vietnam for the week of August 3, 2023:
Headlines:
Vietnam's GDP Moderates in H1 2023 Due to Export Slump and Power Shortages
TikTok Pledges Billions for Expansion in SEA
Severe Drought Inflicts Devastating Damage on Northern Crops
Philippines to Bolster Bilateral Relations with Vietnam
Ministry Prioritizes Rooftop Solar Power Incentives for Homes and Public Buildings
Researchers Attempt to Quantify the Worth of World's Most Productive River
Vietnam Implements VAT Reduction to 8% for Eligible Goods and Services
Vietnam Enacts New Law Strengthening Consumer Rights Protection
Former Officials and Diplomats Jailed in Bribery Trial
Hyundai Introduces First Made-in-Vietnam Electric Vehicle
'Made in Vietnam' Smartphone Shipments Decline by 23.1% in Q1 2023
MIC Proposes Overhaul of Internet Regulation with New Decree
DEG Supplies Loan to Support SMEs through OCB, Prioritizing Women-led Enterprises
The Pursuit of Prosperity from Nghe An Province
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