Việt Nam News

The pace of public investment disbursement in southern provinces is showing a clear divergence.

Analysts expect a boost from third-quarter earnings results and, notably, the forthcoming FTSE upgrade review.

This partnership is expected to accelerate FPT's growth in the business process management sector, particularly in integrating artificial intelligence and enhancing service deployment capabilities for large enterprises across the Asia-Pacific region.

President Cường highly valued Boeing’s business achievements as well as its cooperation and support for Việt Nam in recent years, showing his delight at the completion of procedures for the handover of new aircraft to Vietnamese partners.

Over the past 50 years, Petrovietnam has made tremendous contributions to the country, acounting for 20-30 per cent of total state budget revenue for multiple years, said the Party General Secretary Tô Lâm at the group's 50th founding anniversary.

From the convention centre and the international media hub to hotels and exhibition halls, the city has entered the final stretch.

The Vietnam Interior and Build Expo (VIBE 2025), to be held at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre in HCM City from October 1 to 4, will serve not only as a trading platform but also as a venue for Vietnamese enterprises in architecture, interior, and construction sectors to showcase their creativity and innovation.

Hoa Phat Agriculture's IPO marks an important step in its growth journey, promising to enhance its operational capabilities and expand its market reach.

Nguyễn Quang Hưng, Standing Vice Chairman of the Hưng Yên People’s Committee, requested that the Department of Industry and Trade take the lead, coordinating with relevant departments and localities to review the provincial industrial clusters planning network.

In the first eight months, Việt Nam's trade turnover reached nearly $598 billion, with computers, electronics and phones making up about one-third of total exports and imports.

Amid intensifying geo-economic competition and complex supply chain shifts, the EVFTA has emerged as a pillar of Việt Nam’s open-door policy and sustainable development strategy.

Vietnamese Ambassador to Russia Đặng Minh Khôi encouraged businesses from both countries to explore cooperation in industry, food processing, high technology, and renewable energy. He also urged greater efforts to share information, improve the business environment, and organise trade fairs, exhibitions, and business delegations to strengthen mutual understanding and trust.

The agreement covers policy consultation, human resources development, technology transfer, research and development (R&D), information exchange and ecosystem building.

The congress emphasised the building of logistics hubs, smart and green ports, multimodal connectivity, as well as free trade zones and innovation centres.

In August alone, total retail sales and consumer service revenue hit VNĐ81.6 trillion, up 4.8 per cent from July and 13.4 per cent year-on-year.

While Việt Nam’s economy has made impressive strides in recent decades, the question now is how to mobilise capital, especially for private businesses that are increasingly expected to shoulder the responsibility of driving innovation, job creation, and international integration.

Over the past few years, a growing number of companies have ventured into the green economy, producing sustainable goods ranging from biodegradable packaging to organic foods and eco-friendly fashion.

Việt Nam considers Halal development an important pathway to drive new growth momentum, said Deputy Prime Minister Trần Hồng Hà.