Việt Nam News

The airport’s Terminal 2 will be constructed in 2021-2030, able to serve 3 million passengers a year, and will then be expanded to increase the airport capacity to 7 million by 2050.

Việt Nam and Indonesia boast many areas for cooperation in the future, particularly in agricultural research and food supply.

Vietnamese pharmaceutical market grew from $2.7 billion in 2015 to $7 billion in 2022 and is forecast to reach more than $10 billion by 2026.

Banks are strongly stepping up online lending services via digital channels.

To maintain profits, auto importers and distributors have to increase retail prices.

Trade disputes might arise from incompatibility of legal regulations, the lack of stability of policies and the inconsistency in enforcement.

Vietnamese consumers will be able to choose more premium New Zealand products following a cooperation agreement between the NTZE and two Vietnamese retailers.

Over the past four months, the country shipped nearly 500,000 tonnes of rubber worth $743 million, up 6.4 per cent in volume and 14 per cent in value.

The rapid increase of an affluent and middle class generates opportunities for wealth management services in Việt Nam.

The market value of Viettel has more than tripled in just three months.

The market opened the new week positively with a number of stocks rising, while liquidity also soared.

Building accommodation and necessary services would help complete the National Innovation Centre's facilities to serve experts and workers at NIC Hòa Lạc and meet the needs of the entire Hòa Lạc Hi-Tech Park.

Two Vietnamese firms – Tufoco and Sapo DAKLAK - joined SIAL Canada 2024, the largest food innovation trade show in Canada and North America, which drew tens of thousands of exhibitors from more than 40 countries and over 20,000 visitors from around the world.

Vietnamese products are being showcased at Foodservice Australia 2024 – the leading food industry event being held in Sydney from May 19-21.

Goods moving through the area are up 29 per cent from last year, with products including agricultural and household goods, cars, and electronic components coming through the border every day.

The Saigon Union of Trading Cooperatives (Saigon Co.op) plans to distribute 100 tonnes of Sơn La Province’s mận hậu (plums), a unique fruit grown in the northern province.

The Vietnamese Government agreed on Friday to propose that the National Assembly put the Law on Land, the Law on Housing and the Law on Real Estate Business into force from July 1 this year.

As more and more Vietnamese businesses are using international e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, eBay and Alibaba to expand market, experts have advised domestic firms to pay greater attention to the protection of trademark in the cyberspace, especially during online exporting activities.