Update: July, 20/2021 - 09:02 | Production at Sơn Nam Textile and Garment Joint Stock Company in Nam Định Province. The COVID-19 pandemic which causes disruptions in global supply chains is urging policies to push the development of the supplying industries. VNA/VNS Photo Trần Việt HÀ NỘI The COVID-19 pandemic is highlighting the urgent need for promoting the development of part-supply industries to enable enterprises to be more resilient to shocks or disruptions to global supply chains. Việt Nam’s part-supply industries remained weak in terms of technology, management capacity and linkages with foreign-direct-investment (FDI) companies, which became evident when the COVID-19 pandemic caused disruptions to global supply chains.
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14/02/2021 08:52 GMT+7
After suffering a significant fall in revenue last year, the mechanical engineering industry has high hopes for recovery in 2021, given Vietnam’s good COVID-19 control and participation in free trade agreements.
The mechanical engineering industry has high hopes for recovery in 2021 due to the country s good control of pandemic and participation in FTAs.
According to a report from the Vietnam Association of Supporting Industries (VASI), in 2020, due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly half of member businesses experienced a sharp decline in revenue, especially in the first half of the year.