Việt Nam News

The partnership between Xuân Cầu Holdings, Petrolimex and Selex Motors marks a major step in developing green energy infrastructure and expanding electric transport energy services in Việt Nam.

Vietnamese firms invested $713.9 million abroad in the first four months of this year, more than doubling from a year earlier.

A sharp mismatch between record-breaking durian yields and stagnant testing infrastructure is paralysing Việt Nam’s export momentum.

Sri Lanka is Việt Nam's fourth-largest trade partner in South Asia after India, Bangladesh and Pakistan.

An Giang Province is accelerating efforts to develop a comprehensive and innovation-driven startup ecosystem, leveraging its strengths in agriculture, aquaculture, tourism, the marine economy and cross border trade to create new growth momentum in the coming decade.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has ordered urgent measures to address testing bottlenecks affecting durian exports, as stricter inspections for residues continue to disrupt shipments and pressure growers and exporters.

A meeting between officials from Đà Nẵng and Laos’ Sekong province was held in Sekong on May 6 to discuss traffic management and immigration procedures at the Nam Giang – Daktaok international border gates during the Vietnamese city's upgrade of National Highway 14D.

In the sector’s export structure, garments continued to play a pivotal role, bringing in $8.18 billion, while fiber made up $1.08 billion; fabric, $719 million; and textile accessories, $382 million.

The customs sector is accelerating reforms by removing outdated procedures, digitalising tax and clearance processes, and cutting business conditions to reduce delays and support import-export firms.

A key priority is improving product quality and ensuring food safety in a consistent and substantive manner.

Held biennially since 2018, SAHA 2026 is among the largest defence, aerospace and space technology events in the Eurasian region, gathering more than 1,700 enterprises from 120 countries, including major defence corporations, government and military organisations, and research and development centres.

The rice shrimp farming model in An Giang Province has brought stable incomes and improved livelihoods for farmers over the past two decades, with recent shifts towards organic and bio safe practices further boosting efficiency, product value and environmental sustainability.

Government’s new policies on streamlining and digitalising cash flow and business performance of business households and individual businesses are opening up significant opportunities for banks to boost digital lending to the customer group.

Vietnam’s economy remains resilient, but deeper reliance on key markets raises concerns, according to a senior country risk analyst at BMI, a unit of Fitch Solutions.

As reforms continue and market infrastructure evolves, the stock market is increasingly positioned to become a key conduit for channelling capital into Việt Nam's private sector, supporting its role as a driver of economic growth and innovation.

In the first four months of the year, the total exports reached 3.3 million tonnes, valued at $1.57 billion, representing a year-on-year decline of 2.3 per cent in volume and 11.1 per cent in value.

Vietnam Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) dropped to a seven-month low of 50.5 in April, down from 51.2 in March.

Placing soil health at the centre of agricultural policy becomes critical as land degradation is posing a growing threat to productivity and sustainable development of the agricultural sector, experts said at a workshop on May 5.