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Gia Bình Airport, with investment capital estimated at nearly VNĐ197 trillion ($7.5 billion), covers a total area of ​​about 1,884 hectares, exceeding the scale of Noi Bai airport (1,500 hectares) and only behind Long Thanh airport (5,000 hectares).

Running from November 5–11, the meeting focuses on advancing service liberalisation and facilitation in ASEAN by removing barriers, enhancing transparency, reducing policy risks and simplifying administrative procedures .

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has instructed ministries and local authorities to accelerate preparations so that Việt Nam’s International Financial Centre can begin operations by November 2025.

Experts said Việt Nam’s planned International Financial Centre could help nurture future unicorns and attract global capital with flexible policies and open digital infrastructure.

Asian countries are Việt Nam’s biggest investors, with over 35,600 projects worth US$402 billion, making up nearly 80 per cent of total FDI inflows.

Việt Nam's domestic electronics industry has grown rapidly, with hardware exports exceeding $130 billion in 2024.

The index remained below reference levels throughout the day.

More than 40 Italian companies in key sectors are on display at the first ever ‘Italian Days in Đà Nẵng 2025' and the ‘Italian Expo’ at the APEC Park.

Implementing ESG is essential for businesses of all sizes to remain resilient amid rapid market shifts.

Hà Nội will open an online store showcasing Hà Nội's products on the e-commerce platform Shopee.

Nearly 18,000 enterprises with registered capital of VNĐ172.5 trillion (US$6.6 billion) and 93,600 workers were established in Việt Nam in October this year.

Q&T is currently one of the few companies worldwide able to produce the specialised polymer substrate used for banknotes.

Việt Nam already issued a national semiconductor industry development strategy through 2030 with a vision to 2050, plus a workforce development plan for the semiconductor sector, and a list of 11 strategic technologies and technological products. The country aims to launch its first chip manufacturing facility next year.

Insurance has long been viewed merely as a safeguard against unexpected events, but a new regional study highlights its far broader impact as a driver of growth, financial resilience and long-term national development.

Developing craft villages along with OCOP branding is not only an economic task, but also a cultural and social mission.

With one of the country’s largest science and technology foundations and a vibrant innovation ecosystem, HCM City is accelerating breakthrough strategies to realise its goal of becoming a leading regional and international innovation hub.

The policy move has significant expectations, though its implementation demands careful phasing and robust infrastructure.

Among these, 15 public investment projects will have a total investment of VNĐ14 trillion, while 28 non-budget projects will have a total investment of VNĐ194,183 billion.