Vietnam’s Sustained Economic Growth Progressed due to the Exports to Singapore
Singapore’s Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority has unveiled its trading partnership with Vietnam in 2024 during January to November with the turnover of 28.6 billion SGD and Vietnam has become the 11th largest trading partner of Singapore. The Vietnam Trade Office has reported that the economic growth of Vietnam has risen to 31.32% due to its consistent export to Singapore for the first eleven months in 2024. Vietnam has now become,
| Exported Item to Singapore | Percentage of Export |
| Machinery, Equipment, Mobile Phones, & Other Components | 52.57% |
| Reactors, Boilers, Machine Tools, Spare Parts | 95.93% |
| White Glass, Glass products | 77.98% |
| Toys, Game devices, sporting goods | 138% |
| Aluminium & its products | 89.79% |
From the given statistics in the Vietnam plus, states that Vietnam’s volume of export will reach 1 billion USD by 2025 and they have listed out the pivotal agricultural products such as bananas, fresh mangoes which are exported in a high-quality. The distribution chain of Vietnamese exports has been increased globally by the partnership of the Cooperatives Union with the other regions. In 2024, Vietnam expanded their policies for their key exports such as electronics, machinery, textiles, agricultural products, and wooden furniture with their prominent bilateral ties.
These are some of the strategies adopted by Vietnam for expanding their quality exports around the world by deducting the dependency with one region.
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