Vietnam's Economy is Growing Fast! | Asia's Next Powerhouse

[@BehindAsia]

Why do you think Vietnam's economy is performing well relative to its Asian peers? Let us know down below!

[@gametri-eq6lj]

foreign investment

[@EternityReal]

If you visit Vietnam you will see shop closures and factories closing, it’s very hard there! they are a bunch of fraud people just look at their daily arrest on corruption and bribery! Look at vinfast…

[@aira4739]

It follows China's model

[@EternityReal]

Y’all delete my comments, communist style

[@SlimJim3082]

China's model of communism.

[@yourdaymusicbox]

Nice growth vietnam, love from Indonesia, let show to the world that SEA is now growing strong. Economist said at least three country that could be a developed country in the future Indonesia vietnam and philiphine, but still there are a lot of challange we need to overcome, hope we can pass that

[@traienngoc8547]

yeah. let growth up together 🇻🇳 🤝 🇮🇩

[@말라유]

I hope vietnam accept 10million indonesian migran workers next year

[@dungduc4047]

Các nước Asian cần đoàn kết cao hơn nữa, có những cường quốc đang muốn chia rẽ Asian để cạnh tranh địa chính trị. Asian nếu mất đoàn kết thì coi như rất khó phát triển ổn định. Tôi dùng từ "ổn định".

[@shinySunshine98]

as a vietnamese i see indonesia more potential than vietnam in fact

[@thomasfebyanto43]

​@shinnySunshine98 i thinksm Vietnam is better since Indonesian govt and politics especially cannot give trust for foreign investment.

[@kachickens4834]

congratulations Vietnam! hard works paid off..

[@ダンタイントウイ]

🙏🙏🙏😘

[@aaron1983]

Kudos to Viet Nam, they really sprinted through.

[@JacGoSM]

Salam damai, ASEAN maju bersama. Love from IDN🇮🇩

[@paranoya733]

Vietnam will lead ahead southeast asia, not indonesia

[@JacGoSM]

@@paranoya733 yeah okay

[@yourdaymusicbox]

​@@paranoya733 sure buddy

[@말라유]

semoga vietnam terima 30jt tki tkw babu kuli dari indonesia

[@MIUI12192]

@@paranoya733 tự hào quá cũng không tốt , nhìn vào thực trạng hiện nay đi vì dân số đông dẫn đến GDP cao là bình thường nhưng thật tế thu nhập còn đang thấp nhất .

[@GiangLe-ky7rq]

Vietnam is continuing to step up the fight against corruption to speed up development economic. I hope in the not far future, Vietnam will develop further !

[@vinnypham8603]

Absolutely it’s rising Vietnam continuing growth rapidly developing in coming years will be a huge star rising..!❤️🇺🇸🇻🇳

[@hoangdaica1991]

I don't care about the negative things people say about Vietnam. I know that many countries are investing in Vietnam because they see its potential. Why do leaders from China, the US, and the EU visit Vietnam? They must see something valuable in our country and hope for strategic and economic partnerships. Yes, Vietnam has its problems, as every country does, but I believe we will overcome them and have a bright future. We are aware of the threats from one particular country-a country that poses a challenge to the entire world. Only together can we face this threat.

[@votinhkhongyeu]

Total agree 👍

[@ori5581]

Please include korea on the list. We have invested vietnam

[@Windtalkerzz]

@@ori5581 👍 Korea is the leading country among a total of 144 countries in the world investing in Vietnam to date (2024)

[@ori5581]

@@Windtalkerzz Thank you. vietnam will be first country among south east country and i hope that

[@lynch8067]

Typical bad guys vs good guys argument. It is easier to blame it all on an imaginative evil guy isn't it. It is never my fault but somebody's fault. With that mentality no wonder why you guys still a third world country with third world mentality no matter how wealthy you guys become, no money can buy you guys class. These sheeples voluntarily chose to be ruled by fools and blame their unfortunate on someone. Sad life! Next time do something that real productive that benefits the whole society then we could talk about the evil guy that controling us. Or maybe we should stop using youtube since this maybe his platform to control the world don't you think? Hypocrite

[@GiangLe-ky7rq]

I am a Vietnamese and I appreciate the video. In my view point, Vietnam still have a lot of potentials we have not exploit it all. Vietnamese people have to unite together to build country become more and more develop !

[@wiln6854]

You need freedom, democracy, and fairness. You don't have fairness. A stupid son/daughter of a communist party members is given important position, while a smart, brilliant Vietnamese whose father, mother without any power connection will work as a waiter or selling lotto tickets.

[@vinnypham8603]

Absolutely it’s rising Vietnam continuing growth rapidly developing in coming years will be a shining star rising..!for Asia Next Dragon or Tiger..❤️🇺🇸🇻🇳

[@peace7153]

Thank you

[@helloworld040]

Vietnam is the new destination for Industry from japan korea and china. Vietnam managed to grab the whole cake leaving india and phillipenes far behind in attractiveness and political stability

[@Dicungchanngan]

Việt Nam có hơn 30 năm phát triển nên còn nghèo lắm. Mong hòa bình, hạnh phúc mãi với Việt Nam rồi cũng sẽ có ngày phát triển sánh vai với bạn bè năm châu

[@Jul_Nguyen]

VN được hưởng lợi từ cuộc chiến thương mại giữa Trung Quốc và Mỹ; nhưng cần phải nhớ rằng VN có thể phải chịu đựng hoặc thậm chí bị tiêu diệt bởi hai nước này (Bắc Kinh & Washington) và Việt Nam không thể làm gì để chống lại họ một mình [ chẳng hạn nếu không có sự giúp đỡ từ Liên Xô / Nga ]. Nếu Việt Nam chống lại một trong hai, và một ngày con đại bàng hói , hoặc biến thành một con gà to béo ...( người Mỹ gốc Mỹ sẵn sàng cụt đuôi chạy ra khỏi miền Nam Việt Nam , Afghanistan ) Chỉ có các cuộc chiến tranh ủy nhiệm diễn ra ở nước láng giềng Đài Loan, Philippines chứ không phải ở Trung Quốc và/hoặc Mỹ, cuối cùng Việt Nam sẽ là người thua cuộc lớn nhất

[@dewittdantebooker9897]

You can just use this type of excuse for the next 200 years and it still works. haha. It’s a poor country way of thinking

[@wiln6854]

You need freedom, democracy, and fairness. You don't have fairness. A stupid son/daughter of a communist party members is given important position, while a smart, brilliant Vietnamese whose father, mother without any power connection will work as a waiter or selling lotto tickets.

[@khoadinh9897]

Human resource + strategic location + stable government made Vietnam succeed. But compared to China, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and Singapore, our growth is lower than above developed Asian economies. Hurry up, otherwise, Vietnam will be stucked middle-income with aging society within 20 years.

[@afizi1213]

and theyt money value still down uf compare to malaysia hahaa

[@chesleafcvn]

​@@afizi1213Vietnam has deliberately devalued the Vietnamese currency to gain an advantage for exports. Vietnam is not as stupid as Malaysia.

[@khoadinh9897]

@@afizi1213 Value of money is not correctly reflect the power of any economies. Look at South Korea, Japan monetary value compared to others.

[@phucdo7413]

Realistically VN will be a middle income country for a little longer than 20 more years but that doesn’t mean life will be bad. The growth rates pre-2008 global recession won’t be coming back to the world. There won’t be any countries growing above 10% unless they find oil or they are super small like an island or city that somehow attracts a high number of tourists. You don’t need to be a high income country to live a good life. High income countries now have chronic loneliness and overworking issues. However with automation and AI living life in a middle income country in the future won’t be as bad as it is now

[@nhatuphong1579]

Thailand does better, this channel is very biased and manipulating untruthfully

[@hviettan]

I'm Vietnamese and live in Vietnam and see so many people struggle with their income compared to living cost, including housing. GDP per capita in Ho Chi Minh City, biggest city in Vietnam, is 4,284 USD and the price of apartment easily surpasses 80,000 USD. That means if they don't eat, pay anything from the income, they have to wait 18 years. And if they live as very simple persons, 1,000 USD is the disposable income, meaning they have to wait 80 years. Vietnam's Economy is growing fast? Maybe, but what's the point?

[@Thailand-l6y]

GDP per capita : 🇹🇭(7800$) vs 🇻🇳(4600$) 🤭🤭🤭

[@dungduc4047]

À. Vấn đề là người nhiều người VN bon chen, gốc ở quê nhưng cứ nhoi nhoi ra phố sống để mua nhà trong khi đất nhà phố có hạn. Và nên nhớ tỷ lệ sở hữu nhà đất ở VN bình quân cao hơn cả bên Mỹ và nhiều nước phát triển khác.... Nước ngoài họ cơ bản là thuê nhà mua căn hộ chung cư chứ tỷ lệ sở hữu đất là rất tốn kém. Còn chi phí ư?. Công nhân bình thường ở VN ngày nào cũng có thể uống bia ăn sáng với Phở, cafe và các loại đồ nhắm khác mà không phải lo lắng . Còn bát phở bên trời tây bao nhiêu So với thu nhập một người bình thường. GDP đầu người thấp thì vật giá thấp. Có tiền nhiều ở VN vẫn là sung sướng nhất. Cái chính còn là sự cởi mở, thân thiện của xã hội và sự nhân văn của đất nước đó.

[@kiennguyen2738]

​@@dungduc4047 Tỉ lệ người nghèo ở vn còn thấp hơn cả đức🤣. Đừng có tin vào mấy chỉ số của vn vì cơ bản tiêu chí đánh giá khác nhau, ở vn đi bán rau dạo cũng được thống kê là có việc làm, có cái nhà tranh để ở thì cũng thống kê là có nhà ở, để được coi là hộ nghèo ở vn thì có mà phải nghèo ko thể tả nổi thì mới đc xếp vào. Chứ như top mấy nước phát triển bên châu âu, sống trong nhà trợ cấp tiện nghi gấp trăm lần mấy túp lều tranh ở vùng quê nghèo vn thì vẫn bị coi là ko sở hữu nhà, thu nhập 20-30k euro vẫn bị coi là nghèo, bởi tiêu chuẩn nghèo ở bên đấy khác tiêu chuẩn nghèo ở vn. Dân nó (thành phần nhập cư bất hợp pháp thì đừng có lôi vào) mà sống trong mấy túp lều tranh như ở vn thì chính phủ có mà ăn biểu tình vỡ mặt

[@ruckerchen2252]

lol you chose socialism,enjoy it.😂

[@nguyenngoctan-ww9is]

​@@kiennguyen2738 nhảm thật. Bán rau dạo cũng được thống kê là có việc làm thì có gì sai. Có công ăn việc làm và có thu nhập. Nhà tranh ở Việt Nam là chuyện những chục năm về trước rồi

[@afizi1213]

no wonder japan trust at vietnam cause they manpower also form there ,the country thgat rise and not far from land is easy to make bussines ,even malaysia have even more strateic area in southeast asia we policy is weak if compare to neighbour hm what a shame ehh

[@phucbi5253]

It is difficult for your country to have a growth spurt. Because ethnic Chinese have taken hold of your country's economy. Our leaders have seen this since the day we expelled American soldiers from our country in 1975.

[@ducntq]

Covid 19 was definitely a turning point for Vietnam. I remember watching the TV around after Christmas Eve and New year, there were a huge amount of news circulated on both official and unofficial channels about a SARS-like disease. Most people took this news seriously. Being next to a superpower, we've been having a fair share of problem, closing the border with China (temporarily) was a huge deal, but the government decided to do just that in March 2020 and met with support from the Vietnamese people. During Covid 19, Vietnam has its problems, we had both wrong & correct decisions, but at the end, I think we handled the Covid 19 successfully. TBH, Vietnam should be a case study for how a government should handle an epidemic.

[@skygrey7237]

Vietnam will be a regional superpower in the next 20 years. They need to continue to grow their population and continue to educate their workforce to go from assembly line to more management and take more leadership roles from some of their investors like Korea and Japan. If they can do that, they will dominate, and be the next South Korea and maybe even better.

[@HaTran-32nhukm]

Unfortunately their population is growing slower annually and will be declining in 10 years or so. Their women prefers marriage with other richer Asian countries which leaves many Vietnamese men unmarried. It’s a demographic ticking time bomb.

[@skygrey7237]

@@HaTran-32nhukm not all việt women are like that. Only a small minority

[@daydaystudydaydayup]

越南比印度人还会吹牛

[@caolamtrieuanh4081]

​@@HaTran-32nhukmtin tức đó bạn lấy từ đâu vậy😂

[@phucbi5253]

​@@HaTran-32nhukmchỉ có 1 số ít trong đó có bạn sính ngoại, thèm Tây cuồng Tây rồi sang nước ngoài mới vỡ mộng thôi. Bạn đi luôn hộ cái cho đất nước Việt Nam được sạch sẽ và đỡ chật đất.b

[@cengizsogutlu]

Greetings from Turkey

[@Dark_Embracer]

Bangladesh 🇧🇩 wants to trade and do business with Vietnam. Bangladesh 🇧🇩 also wants Vietnam to invest in Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@SOSPConsultingGroup]

While many industries faced challenges during the pandemic, ecommerce, particularly in categories like personal care, mom & baby products, and food, emerged as a resilient sector. This trend has continued, with Vietnam's retail sector booming and ecommerce projected to reach $39 billion by 2025, CARG 12.5% (2024 - 2030) and 20% (2025) respectively. Interested in exploring retail opportunities in Vietnam? Let's connect!"

[@baolong4428]

Political corruptions and financial corruptions within the States is obvious here even for the people in Vietnam can see it. I am a bit concern as no foreign papers capture this, even the traffic cops take brides in like 99 in total of 100 cases they have and we were taking it too often and it become too normal for anyone in the country to fix it. Me myself studying in an international university which in Vietnam is mostly affordable for the wealthy families so I have a lot of friends are politicians’ children, I know that there is absolutely no position in the government, even a minor staff is not taking bribes and corrupted yet. Vietnam economy is growing but if you look closely, only the upper class, which is my family and other politician families are absorbing all the benefits.

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

3 sticks mindset will prove nothing. Stop lying!

[@nnletsgo697]

Vietnam's corruption is well known, just not in the press. All international organizations with serious studies of corruption have Vietnam in the bottom tier in terms of government inefficiency and corruption.

[@cozy6651]

People who don't know just keep praising, intentionally boosting their pride, ego, and narcissistic traits People who know keep asking critical question, admitting faults as they are the only way to develop. But mostly they are afraid to speak it out loud because of... Brave you! But Im afraid that some will come and make an ad hominem attack or use the "poison the well" tactic. Here, asking critical question equals to unpatriotic, take care of yourself first!

[@baolong4428]

@@cozy6651 Thank you, I am risking to be arrested just by anonymously saying it on here, cyber security here is good at censorship

[@mililani6037]

Socialism ? No wonder some people still talk about ex- South Vietnam government ...Or they just don't talk about ​@@baolong4428

[@dungduc4047]

Một số lãnh đạo thế giới tỏ vẻ ngỡ ngàng khi kinh tế thế giới khó khăn mà Việt Nam vẫn bố trí được nguồn vốn tăng lương 30% lương cơ bản trong năm nay, và tăng mức hỗ trợ, lương hưu, chính sách khác. An Ninh ổn định, ngoại giao đa phương, tự chủ cao và công cuộc chống tham nhũng mạnh mẽ quyết liệt của đảng cộng sản đang tạo ra niềm tin lớn trong nhân dân.

[@ngaothe6617]

lương tăng có kịp lạm phát không vậy, nhìn nhận thực tế đi, GDP bình quân đầu người 109 triệu VND mà chi tiêu bình quân đầu người là 126 triệu

[@kimjongnam1685]

Một đất nước không sản xuất cứu trợ cho bất kì đồng minh nào, không có xung đột chiến tranh toàn diện nào mà phát triển rùa bò như vậy còn nói là nhanh, kinh tế VN quá lệ thuộc vào bên ngoài đặc biệt là lệ thuộc TQ thì phát triển kiểu được ban phát hay gì 😂😂😂😂

[@hanguyenhoang5411]

​@@kimjongnam1685thử xem mấy nước thế giới thứ 3 phát triển được như Việt Nam chưa? 30 năm trước Việt Nam còn nghèo nhất thế giới, thua cả châu phi. Bây giờ tiến vào ngưỡng thu nhập trung bình cao rồi!

[@MinhCao-e5c]

​@@ngaothe6617Nói ngu lắm

[@nguyenliem1256]

​@@kimjongnam1685 cay quá mất khôn hay gì , VN chỉ mới bắt đầu phát triển các năm trở lại đây . Mấy chục năm trước chiến tranh cấm vận,kinh tế kiệt quệ thua cả châu phi. Bây h phát triển như này phải gọi là quá tốt r . Cho m sang châu phi chắc gì sống đc 1 tháng . Tư bản của m đấy .Ngu cứ thích sủa , sủa ra cho mn biết là mình ngu hay gì

[@JL-yt5hy]

Well it all depends if the products are mostly owned by local Vietnamese people or foreign owned. The problem with measuring GDP only does not take this factor into consideration. Similarly products that has been mostly made in China but is then finished off in Vietnam. Unless these figures are understood, we don’t really know Vietnam’s real economic growth. However, from local data, local businesses are not growing very well at all.

[@thumtlnguyen3626]

Be specific, precise and stop being general ignoring details. I am Vietnamese and I don't even know which products are made in China and finished in Vietnam. Can you englighten me please.

[@HaTran-32nhukm]

@@thumtlnguyen3626Bphone, Khaisilk, Asanzo, Vsmart for example

[@thangnguyenvan1072]

Theo dữ liệu của IMF năm 2000 GDP của Việt Nam là 39 tỷ $ đến 2023 là 433 tỷ $ . tôi đã thử tính toán với tốc độ tăng trưởng mỗi năm là 10% từ 39 tỷ $ sau 23 năm chỉ lên đk 349 tỷ $ . vậy bạn nghĩ tốc độ thực tế nó nhanh hơn hay chậm hơn 😂

[@DanKann86]

To shed light to that question, one can look at the largest foreign company (by far) there, Samsung. Samsung is so large there that it accounts for 20% of Vietnam's export, where just over 50% of its smartphones are produced there. Here is the key point. The majority of the components are produced by local firms there. This is aside the R&D done there and the production at the Samsung factories. Look up: "215 local firms part of Samsung’s supply chain". As of June 2017, the localization rate had risen to 59% from 35% in 2014. The localization rate would be significant higher today. Samsung is a high technology company and provides an example of what local firms are capable of. Local industries there have advanced much in the past 15 years.

[@lily_san457]

Tôi biết Trung Quốc là công xưởng của thế giới,hàng hoá của Trung Quốc ở khắp nới trên thế giới không riêng Việt Nam,nhưng nếu nói hàng Việt Nam toàn là của Trung Quốc thì không đúng,hãy nhìn vào xuất nhập khẩu năm 2022 giữa Việt Nam và Trung Quốc là 170 tỷ đô la,Việt Nam xuất khoảng trên 60 tỷ đô,Trung Quốc xuất trên 100 tỷ đô,xuất nhập khẩu của Việt Nam năm 2022 là 730 tỷ đô.Vậy tôi hỏi bạn có bao nhiêu sản phẩm của Trung Quốc được vào Việt Nam lắp giáp và xuất khẩu,hơn 100 tỷ đô Trung Quốc xuất sang Việt Nam có rất nhiều loại khác nhau,vậy có bao nhiêu hàng Trung Quốc lắp giáp tại Việt Nam?

[@hunterfinan7585]

Must be that Socioeconomic mode of production!

[@aaron1983]

Totally, when they opened up to capitalism, like China, they booked economically and they had the money to invest in social programs.

[@hunterfinan7585]

@@aaron1983 Check out Luna Oi! Shes from and based in Vietnam. They are Marxists, and get educated in it in school.

[@anonymous05067]

The GDP number does not show everything. People still lost their jobs. Companies were reducing workforce left and right. Many newly graduates could not find a job and had to work as Grabbike. There were thousands of small businesses closing down every month. They returned the rental properties and the landlord cannot find new tenants. Majority of Vietnam's GDP are contributed by FDI. Samsung alone contributed roughly 25 to 30% of GDP. Those money won't be 100% reinvested into Vietnam's economy. The population is aging quickly. They won't be able to sustain the growing rate for much longer.

[@1490nicolai]

Agree 100%

[@mintran2505]

Bro is talking like other countries not facing the same problems 😂.

[@anonymous05067]

@@mintran2505 It is not as worse as Vietnam. People know communist always boost the good numbers and hide the bad numbers. There are many bad signs going already in 2024. Intel declined to invest more money in Vietnam because of excessive bureaucracy and unstable power supply. Tom Cook went to Vietnam and Indonesia, but he decided to invest money in Indonesia.

[@nhathoang2232]

Tội nghiệp cho đứa con của tư bản đang ghen tị😆​@@anonymous05067

[@quangtranhong1845]

stupid and cry a lot

[@khacduyphung5691]

I believe that with this rapid and sustainable growing speed, Vietnam will hold the position of economic Asian Tiger soon.

[@wiln6854]

You need freedom, democracy, and fairness. You don't have fairness. A stupid son/daughter of a communist party members is given important position, while a smart, brilliant Vietnamese whose father, mother without any power connection will work as a waiter or selling lotto tickets. No Vietnam will NOT be a tiger. It will be a just a slave for China unless this changes.

[@hungmalam6569]

Bạn này nói đúng.cac nước đang trong dai đoạn suy thoái.cac bạn còn chiến tranh nhiều.chi là co máy say thịt thôi.hay nhớ Việt Nam tuy nhỏ.nhung trên bản đồ.thi bây giờ nó rất to.vi chúng tôi nuon sống trong hòa bình.

[@chucdoan.0110]

Nc khiêm tốn sẽ có tác dụng to lớn hơn.

[@traienngoc8547]

sông sâu tĩnh lặng, lúa chín cúi đầu.

[@WindHowling]

Yes Sir

[@loctruong6779]

And also one of the greatest country about corruption.

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

Self-hating your country will get you nowhere.

[@Thailand-l6y]

​@@angkhoanguyen6114I really respect you. How can there be patriotism in such a poor country?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

@@Thailand-l6y In contrary, i have no respect for a fool who refused to accept the reality of Vietnam superiority. Your envy of my country is truly hilariously pathetic. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

@@Thailand-l6y I myself see you so pitiful. That's understandable when your very own nation 100 years of peace and development still feeble and poor that they lost to a country only recently start developing the nation for 30 years. 😎😎😎😎😎

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

@@Thailand-l6y In contrary, i myself have no respect for a man who refused to face reality of Vietnam superiority. 😁😁😁

[@didiermontagnier6114]

they are running out of water though. it will get worse with all the dams China is building in China, Laos and Cambodia on the Mekong

[@thanhthuyang9697]

Muỗi đốt Inox thôi.Bạn đừng chính trị hóa vấn đề nước ở VN.

[@suongpham7502]

Người Việt Nam có thể biến sỏi đá thành cơm. Đó là câu tục ngữ tổ tiên đã dạy chúng tôi. Hàng ngàn năm qua chúng tôi đã vượt qua khó khăn còn lớn hơn, khắc nghiệt hơn rất nhiều

[@hoangtran-vz5df]

10 con đập đó mới sợ.chứ mỗi con đập bé xíu mà lo gì

[@nnletsgo697]

growing fast without a quality system of governance to manage the country. Wish Vietnam a lot of luck or 5 years from now, it can be in a mess.

[@domcrypto]

Just fake numbers and people still have toughed life

[@ngodinhdiemlagay]

Vietnam's poverty rate is only 2%.

[@domcrypto]

@@ngodinhdiemlagay what is the definition of poverty in Vietnam. Income under 2 million vnd/ per month ( under 100 usd) would be a poverty. So why dont you agree that Vietnamese still have hard life. Lower the standard dont make you rich, just for fake number and pretend rich to the world

[@ngodinhdiemlagay]

@@domcrypto Don't let the appearance of Vietnamese people fool you. I have a friend whose parents work in the junk business. At first I thought his family seemed very difficult, but after I went to his house. I saw a villa with an area of ​​500 square meters and 2 cars, we in Vietnam look poor from the outside but that's not necessarily true, maybe they are real underground tycoons, believe me. No joke, Vietnam's GDP once stood almost at the bottom in the world and after 49 years we have escaped poverty and are where we are today, that's great.

[@domcrypto]

@@ngodinhdiemlagay dont be foolish man. Maybe you was born in rich areas are and your parent and you might live in big city and have good life but not every Vietnamese are the same with you. Just go out of your safe zone and come to poor province and small villages. You can see a lot of people riding bike and do heavy job for survive. And last thing, if you are normal people, not Vietcong or brown nose to communist party. Your life gonna more tougher

[@Kenny-j4c]

@@domcrypto The comment said his friend, not him. You can say the same about any country. Homeless in the US, Canada, and Europe. You are the one that needs to go out more if you think like that. And seeing your comment I doubt you're an intelligent individual, what Vietcong are you talking about? The war was over decades ago. Did your Western propaganda teach you that? How is that democracy going for you with all the illegal, homeless, drug trafficking, school shootings, riots, and a divided nation going for you?

[@Sammy-n2q]

How come this segment is not talking about a Vietnamese Real Estate Mai Lan Banking manipulations? This events does effect Vietnam growth and the video is actually not be factual to the overall broad dept of the situations. Also Vietnam has power source issue along with being the Chinese main resources of exporting Chinese product to the U.S under the new U.S tariff and trade barriers. BA, you aren't being honest with your investigation on the real growth on Vietnam.

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

That corruption case only disrupt Vietnam for a moment. It's effect will end this year. None can hamper Vietnam growth.

[@RiverVN19]

Bạn chỉ cho tôi xem trên thế giới này có bao nhiêu quốc gia tự chủ 100% các sản phẩm công nghiệp của họ mà không liên kết với một số quốc gia khác. Hợp tác phát triển là cách thế giới đang vận hành, không riêng bất kì quốc gia nào. Tôi nghĩ vây.

[@thienkhiemtran1608]

Props to Vietnam and my people. I just don’t know the reason to keep the ideology that has been proven to become a failure again and again in history.(sorry for my bad English)

[@ThinhLe-xb3mz]

Vietnamese people often express a sense of national pride and optimism. However, there appears to be a preference for external commentary that portrays the country in a positive light, even if it overlooks potential shortcomings. This is evident in the recent negative reactions to a video discussing the depreciation of the Vietnamese dong just months ago on this channel 😂😂.

[@ngodinhdiemlagay]

But you should remember that Vietnam's inflation rate is only 2% and Vietnam's leaders are trying to reduce inflation very actively

[@wiln6854]

A champion always seeks out what weakness he/she has to improve. A stupid loser will always wants to hear people praising him/her. Vietnam culture needs to change the attitude to become a champion, not the loser culture that held Vietnam back for 2 centuries.

[@ThinhLe-xb3mz]

​@@ngodinhdiemlagay Nobody talks about inflation. What point are you trying to prove, or are you just providing an excellent example of my comment? lil boy

[@ThinhLe-xb3mz]

@@wiln6854 Unfortunately, no. Nationalism, or something perilously close to fascism, has taken hold of our country and our people.

[@wiln6854]

@@ThinhLe-xb3mz that may fly right over his head. 😆

[@Ehejhsje]

How about GDP ?

[@hunghoang6369]

More than 400 Billion Mate

[@shuilong52]

Yes Vietnam is doing very well. But i like to think that The next powerhouse in Asia is Indonesia, Vietnam population is about 100 million versus Indonsia of 345 million. Population size is "wealth" for a growing manufacturing country both for cheap labor and consumption.

[@mililani6037]

Indonesia is among the G20 , that says a lot

[@SavageDragon999]

Didn't work so well for India.

[@2asek]

Proud to be ASEAN, proud to be Vietnamese 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@Jul_Nguyen]

Many are proud to be inside the Valeriepieris circle of Mother Asia ?

[@mililani6037]

​@@Jul_NguyenVietnam depends on China for much of its export to the US, even now in 2024. Fact!

[@melvinstarita638]

We can beat Vietnam and Indonesia once we have our economic chacha. I'm sure of this although the economic size of Indonesia will always be bigger than the Philippines' because of its bigger population and area. In terms of income per capita and quality of life the Philippines can exceed that of Indonesia and Vietnam.

[@PhatNguyen-jv4nx]

Đúng Philippines nhờ có các khu ổ chuột nghèo đói dơ bẩn tòi tàn ô nhiễm nhất thế giới

[@TenCo-by9pf]

Philippines economy is ahead than Vietnam million miles away in over all economy

[@chesleafcvn]

​@@TenCo-by9pfPhilippines Not having a war like Vietnam, why is development still stagnant?😅😅

[@TenCo-by9pf]

Oh really? FYI Philippines today is the fastest GDP Growth in all South East Asia and dubbed as the Call Center Capital of the World and have many many ongoing construction of BIG Infra projects including fast Subway Train.. is that stagnant to you? Philippines is progressing fast.

[@thanhthuyang9697]

​@@chesleafcvn.Nhường cho họ về nhất đi em..Mình nói với họ làm gì em...Chúng ta cứ cố gắng làm việc của mình .

[@dewittdantebooker9897]

Fast compared to Timor Leste 🎉

[@hoangngochieu6171]

Chính! Chẳng phải Danh Chính! Doanh Chính. Ten Chinh. 10 Chính.

[@nhatminh-tit.6365]

Nói tiếng việt hay sủa vậy ??

[@michaelvalmo]

Hmmm 2020 30B then after 4 years 400+B? So they are growing at more than 100% GDP? Are you sure about your data?

[@quangtranhong1845]

2000. Ok?

[@azulperezoso8352]

Next time, please look carefully before commenting on an issue. lol

[@michaelvalmo]

Okay I stand corrected. That makes more sense.

[@Jt0987]

Even your math is a fail. Good luck to your people.

[@deafea4867]

Vietnam recalculated their GDP once in a while. Many public sectors and vendors and small businesses did not pay the taxes correctly which lead to misscalculate the actual GDP

[@desmond7914]

Who is behind Vietnam economic rise - US or China?

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

None. Vietnam itself. Both are merely business partners.

[@Thailand-l6y]

​@@angkhoanguyen6114 Poor vietnam 🤭

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

@@Thailand-l6y Hahaha poor Thai Ladyboy. 🤭🤭🤭🤭

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

@@Thailand-l6y Jealous Thai Gae. 🤣🤣🤣

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

@@Thailand-l6y You never end your envy to Vietnam didn't you? 😎😎😎

[@lenguyenthanhhuy4149]

Yep, let'$ believe at future & become super billionaire,

[@AnVuNguyen-ye9bq]

Vietnam is at the turning point of the decade. We have shitty roads, incompetence province level leaders, health care is overstressed and corruption is blatant. But our culture is built upon perseverance, adaptation and unyielding. Vietnam Gorv has flushed out large contributors to corrruption while reconstructing the aftermath of COVID19. Structurly lower bureaucracy process with result oriented decisions at system administration. Vietnam society is at the boiling point of public outburst, the Governing party has to change its operation guidelines. When we are at the bottom the only way is up. We can change, adapting to be better.

[@BlueskyforTheDragon]

Exactly my friend. Sad for anyone thinks that the growth of GDP of VN is real and sustainable. Fake growth GDP from FDI corporation, based on cheap labour and corruption level government.

[@TM-xw4lt]

맞아

[@RiverVN19]

Người Mỹ gốc Việt điển hình haha. Cút đi

[@AnVuNguyen-ye9bq]

@@RiverVN19 Chào bạn, mình người miền Nam, đang làm việc ở Đồng Nai, mình không biết bạn có ý gì khi bạn kêu mình cút đi. Nhưng mình tin là Việt Nam mình sẽ tốt hơn, dân mình sẽ văn minh hơn và con người sẽ thiện lành hơn. Đất nước mình hình thành trong khói lửa, dân mình sống nhờ vào sự thích nghi với sự đổi thay chóng mặt của thế giới. Đây là lúc dân mình cần tĩnh lặng, tìm lại giá trị cốt lõi mới. Mình tin là Việt Nam mình làm được. Thân mến,

[@Jul_Nguyen]

@@AnVuNguyen-ye9bq Một chiến dịch chống tham nhũng sâu rộng cũng bắt đầu ở Trung Quốc · Khi nhậm chức, Tập Cận Bình đã thề sẽ trấn áp "hổ và ruồi", tức là các quan chức cấp cao cũng như công chức địa phương

[@Korbkorn]

It is powered by investments from China and Japan

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

Mainly by Vietnamese themselves. China means nothing.

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

Investments mean little. It was Vietnamese desire for prosperity and domestic growth that contributed the most.

[@TM-xw4lt]

바보인가..............한국과 일본에 의해서 먹고 살고 있다. 삼성의 투자가 20% 이상이다 중국??????????? 중국이 베트남의 성장에 도움을 준다고 생각해? 하하............

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

@@TM-xw4lt Hàn Quốc chỉ có thể đứng yên thôi, chờ xem Việt Nam sẽ cho mày hít khói như thế nào nha.

[@RiverVN19]

Bạn sai lầm, có rất nhiều các Tập đoàn lớn của rất nhiều quốc gia đầu tư ở Việt Nam. Trung Quốc không nằm ở top đầu(korea top 1), họ không thao túng được nền kinh tế của Việt Nam vì chúng tôi luôn đề phòng họ( 1978 thậm chí Việt Nam đã trục xuất người hoa vì vấn đề an ninh quốc gia) Điều bạn nói chỉ áp dụng ở một số quốc gia khác như Campuchia

[@Pblaze12]

I'm living right in one of the central districts of Saigon, the biggest city in Vietnam, and I laughed a lot when seeing foreigners hyping for Vietnam. Crumbling infrastructures, corruption to the core, ignorance knows no limit... The country is totally doomed. Look at the metro system of Saifon, after nearly 20 years, nothing, yes, NOTHING has been done. At the time when capital money was so cheap, they didn't manage to complete even a single line. Now, it's not that easy anymore. I just see it as a construction that will never be complete, and the incomplete line will just stay there forever, being a great symbol of how pathetic the country is.

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

Hahahaha, an ignorant foreigner predict about Vietnam is the funniest thing i have ever seen. Too bad, Vietnam will grow stronger than ever, your claim will be proven wrong every passing day. 😂😂😂😂

[@TM-xw4lt]

맞아

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

@@TM-xw4lt Gì?

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

3 sticks spotted

[@TM-xw4lt]

@@angkhoanguyen6114 ??

[@wiln6854]

There is a video comparing how far behind Vietnam is relative to its neighbors: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYWsqJmgfL2endk

[@wiln6854]

No. Vietnam is not growing fast. It is like someone who has $10 and next year, has $11, hence he feels he gets rich so fast with 10% increase. He feels so much better than a billionaire like Warren Buffet, growing from $100 B to $105 B, which is only 5%.

[@Kenny-j4c]

I'm sure you're an expert that knows everything about Vietnam just like Gordon Chang for China right?

[@在座的各位都是垃-v6h]

超越中国

[@samaguinaldo8556]

To be fair, even with a growth rate of 20% for the Philippines and Vietnam, these two countries are about 20-30 years behind Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia in terms of wealth creation and distribution. This is because corruption is endemic here and most wealth creation for economic development does not translate to better quality of life for the man on the street because corrupted politicians and businessmen benefit from the current system.

[@deafea4867]

Thailand is a ghost in the past, meanwhile Malaysia is the next developed country in SEA. Thailand will soon be surpassed by Vietnam Phillipines Malaysia and Singapore

[@thuongphamvan6010]

Bạn biết cách cho người khác thấy rằng mình là người không có kiến thức 😂😂😂

[@samaguinaldo8556]

@@deafea4867 I think Malaysia and Singapore are already way way ahead of Thailand in terms of development and infrastructure 😀

[@deafea4867]

@@samaguinaldo8556 I means they will surpass in terms of GDP. Meanwhile infrastructure and GDP capital boths are way ahead of Thailand. Thailand might still be a tourism powerhouse but will not be an economic powerhouse

[@wiln6854]

There was a video comparing how far behind Vietnam is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYWsqJmgfL2endk

[@nguyenhieu1687]

I know many Thai people are very jealous of Vietnam's development! A country that has been at peace for hundreds of years, not ravaged by war, not subject to economic embargo, but is still underdeveloped.

[@gandhikumar2956]

Only India can become the next superpower

[@Quin-nh6sr]

India is a superpower nation of scams. Shame on your country and people.

[@nguyendanh4518]

Only China

[@ori5581]

Improve hygiene first.. there is no country which has worse hygiene than india

[@DuocNhien6759]

Stop lying please. Go here and earn you money.

[@MilaIncomio]

Hi

[@elixerhanscube9938]

Sup man damn were early

[@yukiseon6042]

Việt nam là China plus + 1 😂😂😂

[@bunnyhelper7791]

After the war over 5 millions Vietnamese left the country 1975-1990, the people overseas sent soo much money back home and most Vietnamese are successful people here in America

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

They only contribute 1/10 for the country.

[@NgocTruc-zi8mh]

đó là thông tin ngớ ngẩn anh bạn, bạn thực sự tin vào điều đó à :(

[@QuangNguyen-mt9fe]

Kiều hối hiện nay chủ yếu do người XKLD ở Nhật, Hàn, Đài Loan và những người du học ở lại làm việc gửi về. Kiều hối của người di tản /// chủ yếu là trong giai đoạn 1975-1990. Còn người di tản /// thế hệ 1 chủ yếu ăn trợ cấp, thế hệ 2 đã mất gốc và thành người ngoại quốc chỉ còn lo thân mình, lấy đâu ra kiều hối mà gửi về VN?!

[@quocthang7857]

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[@Steevee14]

...

[@PhiLongNguyen-jo5eq]

Cheat friend international

[@Thailand-l6y]

France colony 😂😂

[@Thailand-l6y]

Poor vietnam 🤭

[@TrangLe-ck3ul]

Ghen tị à 😂

[@ZERO1983M]

Thanks and love from VN. Vietnamese people has still a lot of things that must do.

[@BlueskyforTheDragon]

​@@TrangLe-ck3ulđất nước nhược tiểu, tham ô đến nỗi Thái Lan nó còn cười lên đầu, chưa đâu, campuchia cũng sắp leo lên đầu VN rồi.

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

Poor Thailand, always jealous of Vietnam success. 😂😂😂😂

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

Says the one losing to Vietnam more than ever. 🤭🤭🤭🤭

[@MilaIncomio]

Ho

[@Trump02]

I don’t think so , vn economy only base on cheap labor and FDI , hardly to become developed country

[@AndreImmabe]

I think you don't know anything about Vietnam economy. Everything should be started somewhere. Vietnam has been trasitioning for awhile

[@nguyenhieu1687]

Don't you get tired of going around forums saying bad things about Vietnam? Most developed countries today have gone through a period of low-skilled labor. This is the time when countries accumulate capital and technology. Before Korea, Taiwan, and China became rich and developed, they all had to go through low-level labor!

[@Juliesotimi]

Vietnam is now exporting homegrown EVs too. A new kid on the block, but at least it is the only SEA country that dares to do so.

[@hoangminh1684]

Haha, still Liu Sh*t!!! You know everything? Bad man 😂😂😂

[@afizi1213]

china is even more cheap product and copy ory

[@truyenhaymoingay1502]

poor country

[@NgocTruc-zi8mh]

chúng tôi là nước đang phát triển anh bạn, tại sao đột nhiên 1 người nước ngoài lại thù hằn như thế 😅

[@Chr1s808]

@@NgocTruc-zi8mha developing country is just a nicer way of saying 3rd world country

[@NgocTruc-zi8mh]

@@Chr1s808 tôi chỉ có thể nói nước tôi không có nạn đói và thế quái nào người nước ngoài lại thù hằn thế :(?

[@Chr1s808]

@@NgocTruc-zi8mh Maybe because your people keep scamming us foreigners and treat us poorly.

[@Kenny-j4c]

@@Chr1s808 People got scammed and treated foreigners poorly in every countries, is that a reason to be hostile to those countries as well? Or it is just the few individual? Ain't the US got homeless problem considering that they are so called "first world"

[@ThinkAndSaySomethingStupid]

As a Vietnamese person, I smiled when they pointed out ‘a good government’ as a reason for the development. I would say that because the government remained silent for more than 20 years, many good political proposals were approved. However, when the Vietnamese Communist government woke up, they arrested many anti-Communist individuals under the pretext of corruption, while ignoring Communist supporters despite their corruption. Investors should be careful when investing into my country, the government is gradually turning the country into a Chinese ally.

[@votinhkhongyeu]

As a Vietnamese? Shut up 🤫

[@NgocTruc-zi8mh]

vâng nguồn của bạn ở đâu anh bạn

[@huynguyenquang5780]

Your name expresses yourself clearly. Stupid!

[@vuongucanh9337]

Their leaders have big visionary thinking. They know where to invest, unlike the thinking of those who only know how to be jealous. These elements are always at the bottom of society. Are you still anti-communist these days? Let's see how America and Europe welcome communism. This thinking goes against the times and will be eliminated in modern society