Keyword: "Global Competitiveness"

Thailand is intensifying efforts to expand its Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) as a core strategy to boost economic growth and enhance its competitiveness in global markets.

To increase values and foster sustainable export, Vietnam’s manufacturing and processing industries are being urged to adopt more advanced and professional practices. This includes embracing cutting-edge technologies to optimise efficiency, reduce waste, and meet the rigorous demands of global markets.

The IMD World Competitiveness Center's 2024 ranking has elevated Thailand to 25th out of 67 economies, a rise from 30th place last year. The advancement places Thailand as the second most competitive country in ASEAN, just ahead of Malaysia.

The European Chamber of Commerce Vietnam (EuroCham) on April 8 released the Business Confidence Index (BCI) for the first quarter of 2024, saying that the index reached 52.8 points - the highest level since 2022.

The Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) is exploring cooperation in student exchange for marine and fisheries education units with ASEAN member countries in a bid to improve personnel quality.

Vietnam needs to accelerate the digitalisation of its economy and make the most of its full potential and strengths to promote global competitiveness, according to an economic expert from AlphaBeta Consulting.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a total of 1 billion USD in loans for Indonesia’s development through reforms and investment-led growth.

The 2018 Indonesian International Motor Show (IIMS) opened in Kemayoran, Jakarta on April 19, with the participation of 38 local and foreign automotive brands.