Việt Nam News

Việt Nam’s electronics sector at a major turning point: overcoming tariff challenges and elevating its position in the global supply chain.

Given the complex developments in global trade, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Chí Dũng stressed the importance of enhancing bilateral trade exchange and requested Japan to create more favourable conditions for Vietnamese exports to access the Japanese market.

Domestic retail giants ramp up their expansion of convenience store networks, across both urban and rural areas, to not only increase competition, but also make Vietnamese goods penetrate deeper into the domestic market.

Chinese firms praised Việt Nam’s improving business climate, citing stronger legal frameworks, competitive production costs, advanced infrastructure, and vibrant industries as catalysts for expanded collaboration in trade, investment, and innovation.

Since their FTA came into effect, trade between Việt Nam and the EAEU doubled to reach US$5.6 billion in 2024.

Advanced technologies and products in the consumer electronics and household appliances industry are on show at the Việt Nam International Electronics & Smart Appliances Expo that opened in HCM City on Thursday.

The project will have a maximum operational period of 70 years and a construction timeline not exceeding nine years from the date of land allocation.

Vietnamese Consul General in Guangzhou Nguyễn Việt Dũng has called on Chinese technology firms to expand cooperation with Việt Nam in AI, semiconductors, IoT, digital transformation, and clean energy while addressing a recent seminar on promoting bilateral investment, trade, science and technology, and innovation ties.

The General Department of Customs has sent a document asking regional offices to facilitate the clearance of agricultural exports, especially perishable products such as durian.

Many credit institutions in Việt Nam have achieved a digital transaction rate of more than 95 per cent. Nearly 87 per cent of Vietnamese adults have bank accounts.

State Bank governor Nguyễn Thị Hồng explained that the changes are necessary in light of rapid technological advancements and the increasing ease of banking transactions, which have made sudden mass withdrawals more likely.

The agreement was signed between GELEX Group and its subsidiaries — GELEX Infrastructure JSC and GELEX Electric JSC — and a banking syndicate comprising HSBC and Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW).

The Vietnamese Government leader acknowledged and highly valued the pioneering, effective, and strategic role of the Việt Nam– man Investment Fund during more than 17 years of operations in Việt Nam.

Excelerate Energy’s cooperation with Vietnamese partners holds a great significance and strong potential for sustainable development, contributing to not only balancing trade between the two countries but also serving the long-term interests of their people

Experts said that next-generation industrial zones must cover three layers of services: smart infrastructure (such as IoT and 5G), supportive business ecosystems and multi-functional utilities including R&D centres and worker housing.

At the close of trading on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE), the VN-Index edged down a marginal 0.01 point, remaining almost unchanged at 1,341.86 points compared to the previous session.

TTC AgriS and International Finance Corporation (IFC) – a member of the World Bank Group – signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen sustainable development governance in alignment with global standards.

This marks a pivotal step in Hà Nội’s push for sustainable public transport and its commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.