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Vietnam is one of the rapidly developing countries, which at one time was considered one of the smallest economies in Southeast Asia. But now it is known as one of the most powerful markets in the world. Vietnam is now the EU's 16th trading partner and ASEAN's second largest trading partner, and China's sixth largest trading partner and second largest exporter to the United States.
Knowledge of Vietnam in terms of economy, language and geography of the region
More itemsVietnam is geographically located in Southeast Asia. The capital of this beautiful country is the city of Hanoi. Vietnam is geographically located in Southeast Asia. The capital of this beautiful country is Hanoi. Vietnam has a common border with the Republic of China from the north and Laos from the west. Mekong River and Red River are important rivers in Vietnam. The Mekong River has a length of 4 thousand kilometers and is located in Southeast Asia.
From 1955 to 1975, Vietnam was caught in a civil war, which made a significant part of the people involved in famine and poverty. Vietnam's efforts before the 90s failed to turn on the engine of the war-torn country's economy, but in the last three decades, Vietnam has learned from its past mistakes and put economic reforms on the agenda. "Economic liberalization", "contracting trade agreements with other countries in the region", "macroeconomic stability" and "monetary and financial policy reform" revolutionized the economy of this country.
Ban of the country of Vietnam is "Vietnamese". Vietnamese (tiếng Việt or commonly Việt ngữ) is the official and administrative language of Vietnam. The Vietnamese language, which is the second most important language of the group of Asian languages after Chinese, is among the Trans-Asian languages. This language is the mother tongue of 86% of the people of Vietnam and three million people outside this country, most of whom live in America. Also, ethnic minorities in Vietnam use Vietnamese as a second language. This language has a large number of loanwords from Chinese. In the past, the Chinese alphabet was used to write the Vietnamese language, but now the language has been adapted to the Latin alphabet and some new gestures have been added to represent different sounds.
