Prime Minister meets with CEO of Murphy Oil Corporation

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính met with President and Chief Executive Officer of Murphy Oil Corporation Roger Jenkins in Washington D.C on May 13 afternoon (local time) as part of his trip to the US.

Ev Dynamics Welcomes Further Investment from International Investors Ev Dynamics Welcomes Further Investment from International Investors

Economic recovery in Q4 would create momentum for growth in 2022

Việt Nam's economy is gradually recovering so gross domestic product growth is forecasted to reach 2-3 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2021 and 1.6-2.1 per cent for the whole year. 

PM speaks with Japanese corporations, calls for more investment Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính late on Tuesday met with leaders of major Japanese corporations as part of his official visit to Japan.

China Dynamics Welcomes New International Investors China Dynamics Welcomes New International Investors

VN to set new regulations for overseas investment Individuals will no longer be allowed to invest in real estate abroad if a new draft decree issued by the Ministry of Planning and Investment is approved.

Greek MPs pass controversial environmental policy reform The Greek parliament on Tuesday passed a controversial oil policy reform, drawing howls of protest from environmental groups charging that the government had taken advantage of the coronavirus lockdown to get it through.

Việt Nam consistently exercises, safeguards sovereignty by peaceful measures

No country has the right to arrogantly and callously ask Việt Nam to stop exploring oil and gas fields in waters where Việt Nam holds sovereignty and sovereign rights, says the Vietnam News Agency

We will never forget their heroic sacrifice

A Việt Nam News reporter attends two ceremonies commemorating naval soldiers who fell while defending Việt Nam’s maritime sovereignty and continental shelf.

Philippines-China joint oil activities in East Sea must follow int’l law: foreign ministry

Joint oil exploration between China and Philippines in the South China Sea can only be conducted in waters over which the two have sovereignty and sovereign rights as per international law.