Việt Nam News

The divestment plan comes after the textile and garment group reported record results in 2025.

The Chu Lai Float Glass Joint Stock Company (CGF) commenced construction of the Tam Anh Industrial Zone 1 on 167ha with an investment of VNĐ1.5 trillion (US$60 million), offering an expanded development space of manufacture, hi-tech industries and supportive industries in the Chu Lai Open Economic Zone.

The performance was part of the “Pride in Harmony – Việt Nam Takes Flight” programme, jointly organised by Vietnam Airlines and relevant agencies to mark the 81st anniversary of Việt Nam’s National Day.

As a partner of the programme, Bia Saigon set up its “Proud Connection Station”, creating a space where young people could meet, interact and share their feelings for their homeland.

Việt Nam is accelerating its green transition, with businesses turning to renewable energy, green hydrogen and low-carbon technologies to cut emissions and build a cleaner economy.

Việt Nam’s inclusion in the World Bank’s upper-middle-income group from July 2026 marks an important milestone.

The two sides agreed to make effective use of the UK-Việt Nam Free Trade Agreement (UKVFTA) and the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), while coordinating to address technical barriers and facilitate greater market access for agricultural products from both countries.

Hanoisme proposed support programmes for green transformation, intellectual property, traceability and cross-border e-commerce, as well as credit packages specifically for exporters.

It identified August 14 as the date on which it ceased to meet the requirement.

Following last year's provincial mergers, Lâm Đồng has become Việt Nam’s largest province by area, opening up significant development potential across industry, agriculture, tourism, services and the marine economy.

If the proposed threshold is approved and takes effect, the five largest technology companies could add up to VNĐ7.6 trillion (US$291 million) in R&D funding annually.

The average export price in July reached $511 per tonne, up 5.8 per cent year-on-year, marking the first annual increase this year.

The inspection aims to assess implementation results, identify difficulties and obstacles, and discuss measures to further facilitate cross-border movement and trade between the two countries.

The two sides discussed cooperation in circular economy development, emissions reduction and climate change adaptation.

The growing presence of domestic products on “online marketplaces” is the result of businesses’ sustained digital transformation efforts, combined with targeted trade promotion policies.

Hà Nội, Thái Nguyên, Phú Thọ, Hưng Yên, Bắc Ninh and Ninh Bình were tasked with urgently expanding supplies of construction materials by speeding up procedures for licensing, extending operations and increasing the capacity of mines.

The strong performance followed a series of measures to optimise port capacity and improve the competitiveness of the city’s seaport system.

The city aims to reinforce its position as a venue for promoting cultural exchange and dialogue with Việt Nam.