Experts urge for special privileges to turn Hanoi into a global leader

Granting Hanoi special privileges is essential to unlocking its full potential and setting it as a model for the nation’s growth, experts recommend.

Dog survives 9 days under rubble in Yen Bai landslide

The incredible survival of a dog named Mickey in Yen Bai province has touched many hearts on social media, after being found alive 9 days after a devastating landslide.

Kon Tum hit by six earthquakes in just 60 minutes

Six consecutive earthquakes shook Kon Plong district in Kon Tum, with the strongest quake recorded at 3.5 magnitude.

Miss Grand International 2024 to continue in Thailand after Cambodian fallout

The ongoing Miss Grand International 2024 in Cambodia has been rocked by disputes, with the event now set to continue in Thailand.

Exploring Hanoi's historic and cultural heritage

From Ba Dinh Square to the Temple of Literature, explore how Hanoi's historic sites not only define the city's skyline but also its identity, resonating through generations.

Gov’t reviews national socio-economic performance in nine months

The Government on October 7 held a national meeting with localities to review the implementation of socio-economic development tasks in September and the past nine months of the year.

Vietnamese investment overseas takes 54.5% nosedive over nine months

Vietnam’s overseas investment reached more than US$189.6 million during the past nine months of the year, down 54.5% compared to the same period last year, according to the General Statistics Office (GSO).

Opportunity to lead region in developing offshore wind supply chains

The opportunity arises from Vietnam’s significant offshore wind potential, estimated at around 600 GW.

Vietnam Business News October 7/2024

Standardising fruit quality can open up new markets for Vietnam: Insiders

Vietnam’s renewable energy needs opportunities to accelerate localisation

Several Vietnamese enterprises are able to manufacture hundreds of individual wind turbine components at a time and sell them directly to foreign wind power companies or major turbine suppliers.

Female photographers honour traditional crafts

Female photographers of the HCM City-based Hai Au Club are displaying a photo collection depicting traditional craft villages in Vietnam to celebrate its 34th anniversary and Vietnam Women’s Day on October 20.

People take action to protect the marine environment

The Quy Nhon City project aims to develop regulations, action plans and measures for waste management, replicate successful models.

Carbon market could bring hundreds of millions of dollars to Vietnam

If the carbon market in Vietnam is well managed and developed, it can bring in hundreds of millions of US dollars each year to the country.

Expanded roads connecting Hanoi’s centre with Noi Bai Airport open to traffic

The projects have been put into operation in time for the capital city’s 70th anniversary of the Liberation Day.

Over 4,700 smuggling and fraud cases uncovered in Q3, reflecting 25% increase

Between July and September, customs officials detected and processed 4,748 violations, with the estimated value of seized goods amounting to VNĐ7.584 trillion (US$309.9 million), contributing to the state budget VNĐ141 billion ($5.76 million).

Da Nang hospital offers lifeline to foreign tourist

Hospital 199, a leading medical facility in Da Nang City, has successfully treated a foreign tourist with a severe kidney condition.

Nha Trang Bay submarine services pilot programme extended to March 2025

The pilot submarine service in Nha Trang Bay was initially approved by the Prime Minister through document issued on October 30, 2020.

Dong Duong Buddhist monastery needs emergency restoration

The central province has called for an emergency restoration plan to save the ruins of the Dong Duong Buddhist monastery, a tower complex and pedestal altar built by the ancient kingdom of Champa, from complete collapse.

Authorities look to solve sand shortage for transportation projects

As of June this year, many projects are lacking sand for embankment

Shifting cultivation trends fuel Vietnam’s record high rice imports

Despite being the world’s third-largest rice exporter, Vietnam has spent nearly US$1 billion on rice imports in the first nine months of 2024. The increase in rice imports is driven by a shift in rice cultivation trends.

Hanoi drives circular and innovative growth for sustainable future

As Hanoi commemorates 70 years of liberation, the city is embarking on a transformative journey, focusing on circular and innovative growth to secure a sustainable future that aligns with global development trends.

Vietnam’s economy could reach US$2 trillion by 2050: expert

The talk show, with the theme “Knowledge Economy - The Foundation for a Prosperous Future and Youth Action”, featured around 1,200 leaders of departments, businesses and outstanding young citizens in HCM City.

Transactions of gold on unofficial online market pose high risks

Despite the higher prices, many people are posting on social media channels to look for sources to buy gold rings and gold bars

Individual customers’ bank savings hit record high

Individual customers’ banking deposits hit a record high of more than VNĐ6.83 quadrillion as of the end of July 2024, newly released data from the State Bank of Việt Nam (SBV) shows.

Michael Learns To Rock back to Vietnam for November concert

The legendary band from Denmark Michael Learns To Rock will officially hold a special concert titled Take Us to Your Heart at Phu Tho Indoor Sports Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City on November 17.