Việt Nam News

Cumulatively in January–February, Hà Nội licensed 100 new projects with combined registered capital of $37.3 million

Qatar Airways has cancelled more Việt Nam–Middle East flights as regional tensions continue to disrupt air travel.

Việt Nam has tightened aviation oversight, directing carriers to reassess international routes and prepare contingency plans as instability in the Middle East disrupts global air travel.

Domestic revenue continued to hold the largest part, VNĐ184.8 trillion, or 30.3 per cent of the annual plan, up 8.8 per cent year-on-year, local authorities reported.

The collaboration focuses on developing core standards, validating systems early, and building interoperable networks.

The Vietnam National Coal - Mineral Industries Group (Vinacomin) has reported that it has met its production and business targets in February, contributing VNĐ1.78 trillion (nearly US$67.96 million) to the State budget during the month and VNĐ4.44 trillion ($169.5 million) in the first two months of the year.

VinaPhone, a subsidiary of Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group (VNPT), was the only Vietnamese representative honoured at the event.

Achieving the high growth goals requires not only rapid expansion but also deeper institutional reform, improved human resources and innovation in development governance.

An imbalance between supply and demand in the market at the time of sale may be the cause for the challenges.

The tea industry is under pressure to improve quality and market diversification for a strategic shift over the next five years from bulk exports to repositioning itself higher in the global value chain, experts have said.

Acting Minister of Industry and Trade Lê Mạnh Hùng has called on Russia and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) to further open their markets for Vietnamese aquatic products.

The investment, totalling VNĐ10.2 billion (US$389,798), doubles Viettel Warehousing and Transportation Service's charter capital from VNĐ10 billion to VNĐ20.2 billion.

Executives across sectors including furniture, seafood, agriculture and cashews said customers in the region were adopting a cautious stance, with some shipments delayed but few outright cancellations so far.

This strategic move is aimed at reducing the company's charter capital and enhancing value for existing shareholders.

Việt Nam’s durian exports are expected to hit the $1 billion mark by the end of the first quarter, following a surge in the fruit’s exports at the start of the year, according to the Việt Nam Agency of Foreign Trade under the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

As of late Tuesday, Việt Nam has eight vessels with 160 crew members operating in the Middle East.

The carrier will waive change fees for departure date adjustments within 14 days since the original departure date or offer refunds for the unused portion of tickets.

The downturn comes amid rising concerns that conflicts in the Middle East could disrupt energy supply chains and global trade, thus exerting pressure on inflation and exchange rates.