Việt Nam News

Private enterprises will play a central role, with a focus on promoting the development of major domestic corporations, while the State will focus on building legal frameworks, planning industrial infrastructure and creating market demand through national science, technology and digital transformation projects.

The event was jointly organised by the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and the Đắk Lắk provincial People’s Committee.

Authorities in An Giang Province have introduced policies and support mechanisms to strengthen the collective economy and cooperatives, helping farmers expand production linkages in value chains.

Public investment disbursement remained sluggish in the first months of 2026, prompting calls to accelerate project implementation for faster spending to support economic growth.

Singapore’s banks are expanding their presence in Việt Nam to seize opportunities from the market’s increasing integration into Asian trade and surging corporate financing needs.

One year after Politburo’s Resolution 68-NQ/TW on the development of the private economy was issued, the private sector has seen many positive signs from policy and investment flows.

Việt Nam cements its position as the world’s second-largest coffee producer and leading robusta supplier, latest data by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) showed.

Rising costs, export disruptions, and falling prices are putting pressure on the poultry industry, prompting firms to cut costs, diversify markets, and accelerate technology adoption. Nguyễn Thanh Sơn, president of the Vietnam Poultry Association, shares his insights.

Digital transformation in Việt Nam’s collective economy sector, including among cooperatives, is growing momentum — but numerous obstacles continue to hinder implementation.

Some argue that removing conditions entirely could lead to an influx of low-cost imports and weaken domestic production capacity, while others say the current system imposes unnecessary costs and slows innovation.

The 10-year tenor continued to account for the largest share of issuance.

A Party official has urged the Vietnamese business community to improve corporate governance, technological capacity, production standards, workforce quality and international connectivity to strengthen ties with the FDI sector.

The fifth International Exhibition of Chinese Products, Equipment, Tools, Technology, and Services for Family Life in Việt Nam opened at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center on May 12, positioning itself as a strategic platform for strengthening business partnerships between the two countries and bolstering the regional industrial supply chain.

US recognition of Việt Nam’s crab fisheries allows exports to continue through 2029, boosting a key seafood sector.

Arkia Israeli Airlines on May 12 announced plans to launch direct flights from Tel Aviv to HCM City, marking a further expansion of the carrier’s operations in Vietnam.

Việt Nam’s only dedicated F&B ingredients exhibition Fi Vietnam 2026 opened in HCM City on Wednesday.

The FDI sector remains a key pillar of Việt Nam’s economy, with more than 46,500 valid projects and total registered capital exceeding US$543 billion so far. Disbursed capital has reached around $357.6 billion. The FDI sector contributes over 20 per cent of GDP, accounts for around 70 per cent of total export turnover, and creates jobs for millions of workers. Việt Nam continues to rank among ASEAN’s leading FDI destinations despite global investment slowdowns.

The Vietnamese EV maker plans to spin off and sell its domestic manufacturing business as part of a broader shift toward a more capital-efficient, asset-light operating model.