Việt Nam News

The proposed Đồng Nai FTZ will cover more than 8,200 hectares across seven sites connected with Long Thành International Airport and Phước An Port.

Food, personal care products and school supplies were among the fastest-growing categories, fueling momentum for the city’s target of 18 per cent annual trade growth.

The Mercantile Exchange of Vietnam (MXV) has marked its 15th anniversary, highlighting a journey of establishment and strong growth in the country's domestic commodity trading market.

The study, covering 5,000 respondents in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Việt Nam, found that Việt Nam’s consumer sentiment led the region with 67 points, up three points from last year.

Three ports in Việt Nam, including Hải Phòng, HCM City and Cái Mép, have been ranked among the world’s top 50 busiest container ports by Dutch maritime consultancy DynaLiners, underscoring the country’s growing role in global trade.

As trading volumes continue to surge, experts stress the urgent need for reliable systems to support seamless transactions and maintain a stable, sustainable market environment.

The strong performance not only reflects Vietjet's strategic expansion efforts but also highlights Việt Nam's growing status as a key aviation hub in Asia and an emerging force in the global aviation landscape.

A total of 170 foreign suppliers paid VNĐ8.71 trillion in taxes during the first eight months of this year.

Việt Nam’s real estate market has seen heightened mergers and acquisitions (M&As) since the start of the year.

Many commercial banks, with extensive customer bases, transparent transaction data and widespread branch networks, have trialled wealth management models offering investment consulting, insurance and financial planning services to VIP clients.

It is essential to address technological, policy and market obstacles to ensure reliable supply and consumer acceptance as Việt Nam prepares to switch to E10 fuel nationwide from early 2026, advancing its energy transition.

The aspiration to 'stand shoulder to shoulder with the great powers of the world,' first voiced by President Hồ Chí Minh, still guides Việt Nam today. But unlike in the past, we now have measurable goals, stronger foundations and a global environment that presents both opportunities and challenges.

Following the September 2 holiday, Việt Nam’s stock market attracted strong investor attention, driven by two key factors: expectations of a US Federal Reserve interest rate cut and the anticipated outcome of FTSE Russell’s market reclassification review.

The Vietnamese Government leader assigned the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and Vietnamese companies to continue studying and expanding rice cultivation areas in Cuba and improving productivity, while also exploring the development of models for fruit crops, livestock, and aquaculture, to ensure sufficient food supply for the Cuban people right in Cuba

As Việt Nam marks the 80th anniversary of its National Day, the country’s journey from poverty to prosperity is drawing wide recognition from both domestic and international partners.

Việt Nam's GDP by the end of 2024 reached US$476 billion, nearly 106 times higher than in 1986, ranking 4th in ASEAN and 34th in the world.

Two Vietnamese students were among the six winners honoured at the 2025 FedEx/JA International Trade Challenge Asia Pacific finals, organised by Federal Express Corporation, one of the world's largest express transportation companies, together with Junior Achievement (JA) in Singapore.

Politburo member, Secretary of the Party Central Committee and President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee Đỗ Văn Chiến on August 31 received a visiting delegation from the Việt Nam–Korea Business and Investment Association, who are in Hà Nội to attend the upcoming parade marking the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day.