Việt Nam News

The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) on July 25 launched a Việt Nam business leadership development programme 2026-30 (Vietnam CEO for a New Era), to build a new generation of internationally competitive chief executive officers (CEOs) in Việt Nam.

Despite having nearly 5 million ha of planted forests, Việt Nam still faces a shortage of high-quality large-diameter timber for deep processing, experts said.

A key proposal is to introduce a mechanism to regulate windfall gains from differences in land values, while imposing high taxes on vacant land and property transactions conducted within a short period.

SABECO (SAB) posted net revenue of VNĐ6.89 trillion (US$262 million), up 1.2 per cent year-on-year.

A calibration programme will run through July 28 to evaluate the performance of newly installed navigation equipment, lighting systems and other technical facilities, ensuring they meet aviation safety standards before commercial operations resume.

VASEP said Brazil had become the fastest-growing market for Vietnamese tilapia, helping drive export growth as global demand for whitefish continues to increase.

The showcase is expected to provide a comprehensive snapshot of next-generation logistics and intelligent supply chain technologies.

HCM City is stepping up efforts to build a safer and more transparent e-commerce ecosystem as authorities accelerate implementation of the new E-commerce Law, which aims to strengthen consumer protection, enhance platform accountability and support the sustainable growth of Việt Nam's digital economy.

The southernmost province of Cà Mau is looking to harness digital technology to accelerate its green transition and strengthen climate resilience, as authorities seek to protect one of the country's most climate-vulnerable regions while boosting growth in its export-driven seafood industry.

The international quantum computing hackathon has opened in Gia Lai, highlighting Việt Nam's push to develop strategic technologies and innovation.

The target of $25 billion could be beyond reach if the industry continues to rely on short-term sources and imported raw materials, said Bùi Trung Nghĩa, deputy chairman of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI).

Trading momentum remained thin, with liquidity staying subdued and investor sentiment still guarded amid external risks.

The investment comes as Việt Nam continues to attract global manufacturers and increase its role in international trade, supported by strong exports, broad free trade agreements and rising foreign direct investment.

HORECFEX Vietnam 2026, a technology and innovation forum for the hotel and tourism sectors, will be organised on August 20-21 in Đà Nẵng City's Ariyana Convention Centre Danang.

Việt Nam aims to position the IFC among the world’s top 75, the Asia-Pacific’s top 25 and third in ASEAN according to the Global Financial Centres Index or equivalent international index.

The latest measures are intended to encourage trading partners to adopt and implement similar restrictions.

Under the new approach, units will be assessed not only on the completion of planned tasks but also on how effectively they manage resources and improve the quality of outputs.

Decree 292 introduces a ban on imports made wholly or partly with forced labour and formalises restrictions on e-cigarettes, heated-tobacco products and uncertified rough diamonds.