Việt Nam News

As the country seeks to build a sustainable blue economy, experts say stronger policy frameworks, modern technology and coordinated investment will be essential to unlock the full potential of marine farming.

Capital flows remain the “lifeblood” of the economy, and in the coming years, their role will be even more pivotal as the country pursues the National Assembly’s newly approved target: GDP growth of at least 10 per cent in 2026.

From an underdeveloped economy, Việt Nam has grown into one of the world’s 32 largest economies with its economic scale expanding nearly 100 folds since 1986 and per-capita income from below $100 to nearly $5,000.

Foreign investors returned to the market with net buying of over VNĐ334.2 billion on the HoSE, focusing their purchases on VNM, VIC, VIX Securities (VIX) and VPBank (VPB).

The event aimed to propose strategic orientations and breakthrough solutions for the development of the collective economy and cooperatives, an indispensable component of the socialist-oriented market economy.

AEON Vietnam officially opened AEON Bình Dương Midori Park, a Super Supermarket model located in the Midori Park Square commercial area, in Bình Dương Ward, HCM City, on November 27.

This double victory not only confirms PVI Insurance's leading position in Việt Nam, but also solidifies its place as one of the top insurance companies in Asia, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with global industry giants.

Poland's ratification of EVIPA demonstrates that all political parties and forces in Poland want to strengthen cooperation with Việt Nam, one of the EU nation's most important partners in Southeast Asia.

The need for a unified, transparent, and internationally compatible green finance taxonomy has become more urgent than ever as Việt Nam pursues its commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, positioning green capital flows as a key driver of sustainable economic growth, according to a seminar in HCM City on Friday.

Under draft law, enterprises will not have to pay 5 per cent VAT on unprocessed agricultural products traded at the commercial stage, helping to reduce financial pressure and increase business efficiency.

In a global market where sustainability increasingly shapes investment flows, consumer choices and regulatory expectations, green manufacturing has become more than a trend — it is now a core driver of long-term competitiveness. For Việt Nam, this shift is not only timely, but strategically essential.

Việt Nam is emerging as a competitive destination in the global semiconductor supply chain, with experts emphasising the need for stronger links between the State, academia and businesses to build a high-quality workforce and accelerate technology development.

Việt Nam has secured the leading position in Southeast Asia for AI user readiness and trust, according to the 10th edition of the e-Conomy SEA 2025 report by Google, Temasek and Bain & Company.

The floating urban–tourism complexes, covering the Southern, Central and Northern zones with a total area of more than 500 hectares in Đề Gi and An Lương communes, include floating hotels and villas, hillside hotels, mountain villas, a super-yacht marina, a golf course, urban clusters, resort villages, community-based tourism areas and a “billionaire island”.

FE CREDIT reaches a new milestone with nine Smarties awards, cementing its reputation in Việt Nam’s consumer finance sector while driving digital transformation, customer-focused innovation and sustainable growth in 2025.

Hà Nội is implementing a transport development agenda aimed at tackling persistent congestion and shaping a more efficient, human-centred system. The plan prioritises expanding public transit, upgrading key road networks and enhancing traffic management as the city adapts to its fast-growing urban landscape.

Vinacomin cements coal ties with Laos’ Xekong Power Plant, marking a new phase of energy cooperation, boosting trade, diversifying supply, and strengthening long-term partnerships ahead of Laos’ 50th National Day.

Việt Nam plans 33 airports by 2030, adding Măng Đen and Vân Phong to boost tourism, logistics and regional connectivity, with nearly US$19 billion in investment to strengthen national infrastructure.