General Secretary of the Việt Nam Tourism Association Vũ Quốc Trí shared his insights with Vietnamplus on how Việt Nam can overcome these obstacles and elevate its tourism brand.
Ambassador Vũ emphasised that the “good neighbourliness, traditional friendship, comprehensive cooperation, and long‑term sustainability” between Việt Nam and Cambodia have been nurtured by generations of their leaders and people, and continue to grow stronger.
Shifting public funding toward high-impact areas—such as offshore wind research, sustainable aquaculture pilots, and blue carbon initiatives—can unlock innovation and create jobs.
CBAM, a policy tool designed to prevent "carbon leakage" – where companies move production to countries with laxer environmental regulations to avoid carbon costs – imposes a carbon fee on goods imported into the EU based on the carbon emissions generated during their production.
In telecommunications and digital transformation, Movitel – a telecommunications joint venture of Việt Nam's Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group in Mozambique – stands as a symbol of Việt Nam's business success in Africa.
The ASEAN region, with its strategic geographical location and vibrant trade network, serves as a clear testament to the impact of trade facilitation on maritime freight trade.
Through meetings with global leaders, policymakers, and businesses, Việt Nam will have the opportunity to promote the country’s image and convey messages about the Party’s and State’s policies and directions; and to create and foster chances for cooperation with governments and businesses in support of the nation’s development goals.
In an interview with Đầu tư (Investment) newspaper, Dr Giang Thanh Long, professor at the National Economics University, underscored that high economic growth must align with sustainable social development and commented on measures to be taken in the immediate future.
Lê Quốc Minh, chairman of the Vietnam Journalists Association, shares his insights on how technology is transforming journalism, the challenges facing print media and the mindset needed to drive change in newsrooms.
Today, the way people consume information has completely transformed with traditional media outlets like newspapers, television and radio experiencing a decline in the number of audiences, while social media usage continuing to surge, particularly among younger demographics.
As the country’s key press agency for external information, Vietnam News Agency has made use of the OANA network – comprising over 40 member agencies – to showcase a dynamic, developed, responsible, and globally integrated Việt Nam, thereby contributing to the successful implementation of the Party and State’s foreign policy.
Economic, trade, and investment cooperation continues to expand, with two-way trade rising steadily from US$300 million in 2009 to over $1.3 billion today.
The growing number of Vietnamese students in New Zealand demonstrated Việt Nam's commitment to encouraging young people to gain international knowledge.
Green growth is now a necessity, and private businesses are driving it with energy, creativity, and adaptability.
In commemoration of the 127th anniversary of the Philippines' Independence and the 10th anniversary of the Philippines-Việt Nam Strategic Partnership
Associate Professor Phạm Thế Anh, a lecturer at the National Economics University, speaks to the Đầu Tư (Investment) newspaper about important resolutions and laws expected to be approved by the National Assembly (NA) this week and their contribution to realising the country's double-digit growth goal for the 2026-2030 period.
Collins Chong Yew Keat, a foreign policy and security expert at the University of Malaya said that Việt Nam, with its growing role in ASEAN, is poised to become a key partner for Malaysia in the field of energy cooperation and green transition.
Economic management expert Hoàng Thị Thu Phương speaks to Kinh Tế & Đô Thị (Economic and Urban Affairs) on the best financial options for the North-South high-speed railway line.