Swiss-Vietnamese deal enhances trade and cooperation between the two countries

To improve trade performance and the international competitiveness of small-and-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), Switzerland and Việt Nam on Friday signed an agreement to implement the Trade Policy and Export Promotion (SwissTrade) project. 

MoH requested to soon set the price of testing services The Ministry of Health (MoH) should soon issue a circular stipulating the price of COVID-19 testing services, ensuring it is practical and easy to implement.

Businesses resume production as workers return Sixty per cent of companies in HCM City have resumed production since the lockdown was lifted half a month ago.

Health Minister hails vaccine strategy a success Minister of Health Nguyễn Thanh Long has declared Việt Nam’s vaccine strategy a success in three aspects.

Capital city committed to support foreign-funded businesses

The capital city is committed to offering the best condition for foreign investors to conduct businesses, said the city's leaders during a meeting with foreign investors in Hà Nội yesterday.

Vietnamese firms yet to benefit from world coal price fever Although global coal prices have reached a record high, Vietnamese coal mining enterprises have still failed to increase revenue and profit, and some of them have even suffered losses.

Offshore wind power needs more support to benefit Việt Nam While experts say offshore wind power could be a good choice for Việt Nam to replace coal power, they are urging an extension of the feed-in tariff (FiT) programme.

Worrying rise in number of young people vaping in Việt Nam Almost Vape products contain poisonous substances such as nicotine, metal and formaldehyde.

Experts seek ways for Viet Nam to have healthier supply chain1 Though the pandemic has seriously impacted the world and Viet Nam, it has accelerated the supply chain shift by diversifying, regionalising the production chain and scaling up global value chains.

Vinachem to divest from four subsidiaries this year Vietnam National Chemical Group (Vinachem) will continue to withdraw its capital from four subsidiaries in 2021.