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          COMPLETING THE LEGAL CORRIDOR                                 WOOD INDUSTRY GROWTH
          TO HANDLE BAD DEBTS                                           SLOWS DESPITE FULL ORDERS

          The Standing Committee of the National Assembly has allowed an  The complex pandemic situation, high logistics
          extension to Resolution No. 42 to 2023. According to the State Bank  costs, and recent global political fluctuations have
          of Vietnam (SBV), thanks to the Resolution, the bad debt ratio and bad  affected supply chains and sources of raw wood
          debt handling at credit institutions have made great progress. However,  materials, which put the growth of Vietnam’s
          with  the  internal  limitations  of  the  Resolution,  this  is  the  most  wood industry in 2022 at risk of slowing down
          appropriate time to upgrade the Law on Bad Debt Handling. In order  even though businesses have orders until the end
          to continue to improve the efficiency of bad debt handling at credit  of the third quarter and even to the end of the
          institutions and to have more time to verify the actuality of policies and  year. The Vietnam Timber and Forest Product
          solutions in Resolution 42 in order to research and propose solutions  Association has proposed the government identify
          to further improve the legal system on handling bad debts as well as  mechanisms, policies, and solutions to promote
          collateral, the Law on Bad Debt Handling needs to be introduced.  the continued growth of the wood industry.
          32  INVESTMENT - INFRASTRUCTURE

          UNPRECEDENTED PRESSURE TO DISBURSE
          PUBLIC INVESTMENT CAPITAL


          The Ministry of Transport has drastically accelerated progress in public
          investment  disbursement  for  expressway  projects,  especially  key
          national projects where schedules must not be missed. While there is
          pressure to disburse more than VND50 trillion ($2.2 billion) of public
          investment capital, which is an unprecedented amount, there is similar
          pressure  to  disburse  funds  for  the  Economic  Recovery  and
          Development Program, and some investors have tardy projects and
          disbursement  remains  much  lower  than  the  average,  Minister  of
          Transport Nguyen Van The has suggested that directors of project  46  PROPERTY
          management boards innovate and change their thinking in managing
          and  operating  traffic  projects  to  quicken  progress  and  create  a  DESPITE WARNINGS,
          breakthrough in disbursement.
                                                                    “LAND FEVER” CONTINUES


                                                                    Taking advantage of local information to plan and
                                                                    build new projects, many brokers and speculators
                                                                    have pushed up land prices in certain areas by
                                                                    three or four times compared to a year ago. At the
                                                                    same time, there have also been cases of people
                                                                    voluntarily  changing  the  land  use  purpose,
                                                                    illegally trading land, and violating construction
                                                                    orders.  Although  many  localities  have  issued
                                                                    warnings,  “land  fever”  has  continued  in  many
                                                                    cities and provinces this year. Investors need to be
                                                                    cautious and research prices in surrounding areas
          40  TRADE - MARKET                                        before investing.

          REMOVING “BOTTLENECKS”
          IN RENEWABLE ENERGY

          Vietnam has committed to net-zero emissions by 2050 and will reduce
          methane emissions by 30 per cent by 2030. To achieve its goals, it needs
          to replace coal power with renewable power sources, but there remain
          “bottlenecks” in developing renewable energy that need to be removed,
          in regard to planning, construction investment, site clearance, electricity
          prices, and the arrangement of investment capital.

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