At working sessions with specialised agencies in Shenzhen, China, Deputy PM Nguyễn Chí Dũng shared Việt Nam's development priorities in the new era, underscoring the Vietnamese Party and Government's interest in enhancing the private sector's role, improving the business climate, attracting high-quality human resources, and developing free trade zones.
The Japanese automaker will mark its 30 years of operations in Việt Nam in September.
The mangoes are a specialty of An Hữu Commune, Cái Bè District.
The province needs to double efforts to introduce new international routes to meet tourists' demand.
The centre will provide an all-encompassing One-Stop logistics service, covering import-export, storage, and transportation. Equipped with state-of-the-art cold storage facilities, it will support a diverse range of goods, from perishable food products to high-value commodities.
Fifty-five industrial clusters have been established in the province so far, covering a total area of 2,327 hectares.
This indicates that while the overall market is expanding, many establishments are struggling to maintain profitability amid challenging economic conditions.
Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Hòa Bình met with British Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Speaker of the House of Commons Lindsay Hoyle in London, UK.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính stresses the importance of applying technology and innovation to improve administrative procedures.
The surge is driven by a record-breaking streak in international gold prices.
The project, whose first phase is set to be completed in November 2025, underscores Quảng Ninh’s commitment to administrative reform and a business-friendly environment to attract high-tech, smart and eco-friendly industrial investments.
Vĩnh Phúc is home to 106 Chinese-invested projects valued at $1.7 billion, primarily in automobile, motorcycle and electronics manufacturing.
Lào Cai will develop a network of inland ports and logistics hubs, with a total cargo clearance capacity exceeding 1.5 million TEUs
Chơn Chính Import Export Co Ltd from Đồng Tháp Province won the biggest sum, over VNĐ1.16 billion.
According to SBV’s data, bad debts of commercial banks as of December 31, 2024 were more than VNĐ733.9 trillion, an increase of 3.4 per cent compared to the end of 2023
Việt Nam’s railway industry aims to achieve full control over construction engineering and local assembly while gradually localising vehicles and components for national and urban rail systems by 2045.
The commission strongly advises investors to be extra cautious and before engaging with any investment opportunities, individuals should thoroughly research the firms in question.
A rapid and substantial tax increase could reduce the overall economic benefits for industries and the economy, leading to decreased consumer and investment demand: experts
