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As one of the fastest growing economies in ASEAN, Vietnam has a seemingly endless wish list for infrastructure. Currently, just 20 per cent of the country’s national roads are paved, and a recently approved plan to build a 1,372km north-south highway by 2030 is estimated to cost $14bn.

As the dust settles on a hugely successful event in 2018, SportsJoy and Sports Health Convention 2019 will be convened on June 4-6 at Beijing International Convention Center, China.

Vietnam - one of the fastest growing nations in Asia with more than 6% annual economic growth for the past 25 years has successfully increase its electrification rate from 54% to 98% since 1990; connecting some 55m people. It is one of the country’s priorities in providing secure and affordable supply of energy to all of the society participant and economic sectors at the same time, attract the capital required to expand infrastructure, securing...

The Swiss Traditional Dinner, our featured event, will take place on March 15th 2019, which represents a perfect opportunity for business people working with Switzerland to gather and network in a typical Swiss atmosphere.

The global Climate Bonds Conference is a must-attend event for anyone looking to play a role in shaping and implementing the green finance agenda across the globe.

Hosted by Penang International Halal Hub (PIHH), the Global Blockchained Halal Industry Forum 2019 (GBHIF2019) is held in conjunction with 10th Penang International Halal Expo & Conference 2019

As the price of crypto-currencies continue to fall and countless token values hit zero, it’s important to focus on the innovation taking place behind the scenes. In the first half of this one-day program, we will not only explore the fundamental principles of data storage and network effects, but will also look at how distributed ledgers are evolving.

Disruption succeeds by exploiting Latin America’s economic weaknesses. Statistically low unemployment in Latin America belies the 20-30 percent under-employment of the workforce. Rigid and costly labor laws force up to 50 percent of employers to operate informally, denying their staff legislated benefits. Unsurprisingly, gig-economy business models that offer flexible employment are met with enthusiasm.

Even though some attempts have been made to disrupt it, Latin America’s payments structure is still more or less the same, with cash playing a huge role and electronic payments representing a small percentage of LatAm consumer spending.