On August 20, the Hanoi People's Committee issued Official Letter No. 4697/UBND-KT to implement Resolution No. 17/2025/NQ-HDND regarding the attraction of strategic investors.

The government will simultaneously launch major projects in Phu Quoc to serve the APEC 2027 Summit, aiming for early completion.

As structural reforms take effect, Vietnam welcomes billions in new projects from US and European firms focused on innovation and sustainability.

At the 2025 Global Business Forum, experts gathered to explore how Vietnam is shaping the future of foreign direct investment (FDI) through strategic reform and multilateral cooperation.

Long delays in Vietnam's licensing system are causing investors to rethink billion-dollar commitments.

The Minister of Finance has officially signed Decision No. 2837/QD-BTC to organize the 2026 Economic Census across Vietnam.

Vietnam’s premium rice fetches $399 per ton, outpacing Thailand, India, and Pakistan in global markets.

Nguyen Tien Thoa, Chair of the Vietnam Valuation Association has shared his insights with VietNamNet on EVN’s proposal to include its VND44 trillion accumulated loss in the average electricity selling price.

The Ministry of Finance has proposed reducing the export tax on gold jewelry from 1% to 0% to support struggling businesses.

While big firms harness AI for growth, many Vietnamese SMEs face financial and structural hurdles in going digital.

Despite a bumper harvest of over 205,000 tons, Bac Ninh lychee farmers struggle with volatile prices and export hurdles.

Vietnam sees a dramatic rise in tilapia exports to India as demand surges in the world’s most populous nation.

An ecosystem for electric vehicles is gradually emerging, from charging stations combined with rest areas to apps for locating charging points. However, the most critical factor is ensuring energy for transport electrification.

In just seven months, China has become Vietnam’s top cashew market, driving record export growth.

Experts warn Vietnam must push innovation to avoid stagnation as the digital economy accelerates.

Half a million Vietnamese working abroad contribute vital remittances supporting families and national growth.

Authorities in Nha Trang confiscate 3,000 counterfeit Crocs sandals sold at just USD 2-3 per pair, along with fake Chanel bags and clothing.

Vietnam’s benchmark index retreats near 1,600 points, but capital inflows show resilience.

Malaysian Deputy Minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir highlighted Vietnam’s strong wind power potential, stressing that if connected through the regional grid, this energy source could bring significant benefits to Malaysia.

Despite expectations to become a cornerstone of national economic growth, the private sector’s business performance has lagged behind state-owned and FDI enterprises. Nearly half of private enterprises have reported annual losses.