Việt Nam News

Regenerative agriculture has evolved beyond a passing trend, becoming an essential requirement across global agricultural supply chains.

To support sustainable market development, the Ministry of Finance and the SSC have refined the legal framework to facilitate raising of capital while strengthening transparency and investor protection.

Vietnamese businesses and universities have called for stronger policy support to accelerate strategic technologies, with proposals focusing on AI infrastructure, research commercialisation and regulatory reforms.

Speaking at the Government's monthly press briefing on Saturday, Deputy Minister Nguyễn Sinh Nhật Tân said the ministry had worked closely with other agencies, local authorities and businesses to ensure adequate fuel supplies and maintain flexible fuel price management under the Government's direction.

The remaining months of the year will be devoted to accelerating implementation rather than lowering expectations, affirmed Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Vũ Đại Thắng.

Construction is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of next year, with commercial operations and grid connection expected in the fourth quarter of the same year.

The article also highlighted the elevation of Việt Nam–EU relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership in early this year, arguing that the upgraded framework would provide fresh momentum for cooperation in trade, investment, digital transformation, the green transition, energy, climate action and supply chain resilience.

With total investment of more than VNĐ7.6 trillion (around US$300 million), G-Campus is among the largest AI-focused digital infrastructure projects planned for the hi-tech park.

The domestic carbon exchange is expected to improve transparency, facilitate carbon transactions and support the implementation of Việt Nam's roadmap towards achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

As competition to attract investment intensifies across Việt Nam, Phú Thọ Province is betting that faster administrative procedures, digital government and a more transparent business environment will become key drivers of its next phase of growth.

Services remained the key growth driver, expanding 8.89 per cent in the first six months and accounting for 54 per cent of GRDP while contributing 56 per cent of overall growth.

In the first six months, total retail sales and consumer service revenue amounted to an estimated VNĐ3,889.5 trillion, up 12.9 pern cent year-on-year.

Việt Nam, as the 2026 CPTPP Chair, hosted the online CPTPP ministerial meeting and the 10th meeting of the CPTPP Commission on June 26, reported the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Overall, total trade turnover in the first six months of 2026 stood at $549.7 billion, up 27.1 per cent compared with the same period last year, of which exports rose 21 per cent and imports increased 33.4 per cent.

Việt Nam is shifting its focus from attracting more FDI to securing higher-quality investment that drives innovation, technology transfer and sustainable growth.

Minister of Migration and Asylum Athanasios Plevris stressed that Greece is keen to strengthen labour ties with ASEAN countries to address labour shortages.

The combined value of Việt Nam's 100 most valuable brands rose 11 per cent to US$43 billion in 2026, with aviation, healthcare and banking leading sectoral growth, according to Brand Finance.

Adding pressure to the market, foreign investors continued to sell net on HoSE, with net outflows of more than VNĐ804 billion.