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Life after Lockdown – Reopening Vietnam’s Economy

10 Jun Life after Lockdown – Reopening Vietnam’s Economy

Synopsis

On April 23, Vietnam was the first country in Southeast Asia to begin easing lockdown measures after successfully controlling the spread of COVID-19. While many economies around the globe are roiling from the pandemic, Vietnam’s Prime Minister has set a growth target of around 5 per cent this year. This appears to be an ambitious target compared to the IMF’s projections of 2.7 per cent growth, although lower than the 2019 growth rate of 7 per cent.

Even before the pandemic, many were optimistic on Vietnam’s economic prospects. The US-China trade war had fanned investor interest in Vietnam. Companies had already begun shifting some of their production away from countries like China, in order to diversify their manufacturing base. The Covid-19 pandemic and the disruption of supply chains appears to accelerate this trend?

  • What was the impact of COVID-19 on Vietnam’s economic sectors and what is the assessment of the government’s response?
  • What are the expected drivers of economic growth in Vietnam and how will authorities balance health concerns?
  • How will international relations affect Vietnam’s growth targets, especially with the shift in supply chains and Vietnam’s role as ASEAN Chair?

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Event Details:

Topic: Life after Lockdown – Reopening Vietnam’s Economy
Date: Wednesday, 10th June 2020
Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm (Webinar broadcast opens at 11:55am; Webinar commences at 12:00pm.)

Programme:
11:55am              Webinar broadcast opens
12:00pm             Introductory Remarks by Ms. Seraphim Cheong
12:05pm             Opening Remarks by Associate Prof. Simon Tay
12:10pm              Remarks by Speakers on Life after Lockdown – Reopening Vietnam’s Economy
12:30pm             Discussion and Q&A Session
12:55pm             Closing Remarks
1:00pm               Webinar Ends


Registration:

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