Việt Nam News

Despite a significant decrease in the first eight months of the year, Việt Nam’s export of wood and wood products to the US market has seen many positive signals.

Phase 2 of the Young Health Programme (YHP) Vietnam, which aims to contribute to improving the health and wellbeing of young people between age 10 and 24, was launched in Hà Nội by the Ministry of Education and Training, in partnership with AstraZeneca and Plan International Vietnam.

From the beginning of this year, petrol prices were raised 16 times with a total increase of VNĐ3,500 per litre.

The wood industry in Việt Nam is facing pressure to quickly modify its strategy in order to maintain growth, especially after the US formally imposed duties on a number of Vietnamese exports, including processed wood and timber products.

The total export turnover was estimated at $38.48 billion, down 5.1 per cent over the same period last year because the export value of several main export products decreased sharply.

Online scams in the first six months of 2023 grew by 65 per cent compared to the same period in 2022. Notably, about 13,000 people fell victim to cybercriminals last year.

Also support the market's sentiment, foreign capital returned to the southern bourse today.

This marks a significant step toward unlocking the province’s potential and strengths, positioning tourism as a spearhead economic sector.

The money will be used to strengthen the company’s financial position and deleverage its balance sheet.

The leaders of HAECO Group were impressed with the remarkable development of Quảng Ninh and have announced their intention to conduct research and invest in the province. 

In pursuit of solidifying the partnership between Vietnam and Germany, a significant meeting unfolds on October 2, 2023, between the Lower Saxony state delegation from Germany and PVI Joint Stock Company (PVI) at the PVI Tower in Hanoi.

There is a need to review the current developments as some policies have exhausted their budget while others have not produced desirable results or have been moving along too slowly. 

During the nine months, the total import-export turnover of goods hit $4497.66 billion with export turnover hitting $259.67 billion, a year-on-year fall of 8.2 per cent. 

Brands in Việt Nam and the Asia Pacific region are strongly investing in commercial conversation to improve the customer experience, experts said.

Accessing this bloc market via an FTA will create a significant boost for Vietnamese export goods to them

Domestic demand is driving a tourism recovery in Việt Nam and compensating for the lower number of international visitors, tourism and hospitality experts said.

The market is forecast to witness slower gaining momentum in the near future as it awaits for positive factors, such as positive growth of the macro-economy, prosperous production and business activities of enterprises, before forming a more specific trend.

CT Group has officially introduced the carbon credit trading platform ASEAN joint stock company (CCTPA), becoming the first of its kind in Việt Nam, proactively adapting to international environmental trade policies and aiming for a low-carbon and remarkable growth economy.