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ARTICLE · 17 OCTOBER 2016

Supporting Regime For Small And Medium Enterprises (SMEs) In Vietnam

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In the context of Vietnam's deeper integration into regional and world's economy, domestic firms, especially the SMEs, are now facing fierce competition from foreign enterprises.

VietnamGovernment, Public Sector

In the context of Vietnam's deeper integration into regional and world's economy, domestic firms, especially the SMEs, are now facing fierce competition from foreign enterprises. If not timely and sufficiently supported, these SMEs will not grow proportionately to their existing capacity and drive the country's growth as expected. In an attempt to ease restrictions for SMEs, pave the way for their further development, the Ministry of Planning and Investment has actively coordinated with the Ministry of Finance and other relevant authorities to draft the Law on Supporting SMEs. This Law, being supposed to be officially adopted next year, will introduce a comprehensive set of supporting measures for SMEs based on the country's development targets, strengths of each province and the national resources, with a final aim of increasing the number as well as operation quality of SMEs sector. Details of the Draft Law can be found below.

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