Việt Nam aiming to become one of the world’s leading centres of wood production and processing

With the potential of tropical forest resources, Việt Nam aims to become one of the leading centre for production, processing and trade of forest product.

Capital city strives for success despite pandemic

In the first months of the year, Hà Nội continued to assert itself as one of the leading localities of the country with dramatic growth.

Stock market expected to maintain growth path in 2021 Việt Nam's stock market is expected to maintain its growth momentum of last year at 15-20 per cent based on positive supporting factors, experts have said.

Saigon Co.op eyes 8-10% revenue growth in 2021

The Saigon Union of Trading Co-operatives eyes sales growth of 8-10 per cent this year.

HCM City to focus on reviving tourism sector

One of HCM City's top priorities in 2021 will be support for the hard-hit tourism sector, according to Deputy Chairwoman of the city People’s Committee Phan Thị Thắng.

Việt Nam attends seventh Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Đặng Hoàng Ân shared Việt Nam’s roadmap to form electricity and energy markets towards efficient and sustainable power development at the seventh Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue (BETD) that took place virtually on Tuesday.

Tuna fish catches continue to fall After a 20-day trip to sea during Tết (Lunar New Year), most fishing boats in Khánh Hòa Province caught 15 units of tuna fish on average, down by almost half from a year earlier.

Shares to advance but VN-Index still faces corrective movements

Market analysts and experts forecast the market will advance this week but will encounter correcting pressure when the VN-Index enters the strong resistance zone of 1,180-1,200 points.

Cà Mau eyes marine sector as main economic driver The southernmost province of Cà Mau sees the marine economy as critical to its economic development.

Businesses want more help from the Government Domestic businesses have called on the Government to aid them as they are still struggling to maintain production and business activities due to a lack of credit support after more than a year of coping with the COVID-19 outbreak.