Ole Linnet Juul, Senior Chief Advisor of the Confederation of Danish Industry, commended Vietnam’s recent strides, particularly in institutional reforms, technological advancements, innovation, and digital transformation.

SBV Deputy Governor Dao Minh Tu stated that an average credit growth of over 2% would contribute to a 1% increase in the country's GDP.

The Commission for Management of State Capital at Enterprises (CMSC) on February 28 transfered the rights and responsibilities of the agency representing state capital ownership to the Ministry of Finance.

Vietnam will create favourable conditions for the stock market to develop more breakthrough and innovative products, enhancing the quality of market offerings and attracting more investors.

With an urgent timeline to put the plant into operation by 2030 or 2031, the project faces significant challenges and requires a shift to a more flexible, accelerated management approach.

Starting in 2025, Vietnam will reduce import tariffs on luxury cars from Europe, the US, and Japan. Will this lead to lower prices for high-end vehicles, and how will it impact the local market?

Vietnam plans to eliminate 30% of business regulations, reduce costs, and boost economic growth, positioning itself as a top ASEAN investment destination.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) is currently collecting public opinions on the draft decree on petroleum business management. Nonetheless, there are still arguments related to policy proposals.

Vietnam’s state-owned enterprises propose increased decision-making power and regulatory reforms to enhance efficiency, accelerate investment, and achieve the government’s 8% GDP growth target by 2025.

Leading banks in Vietnam, including Vietcombank, Agribank, and BIDV, propose a special lending mechanism to accelerate loan approvals for large-scale national projects, boost investment, and enhance economic growth.

PM Pham Minh Chinh has called on state-owned enterprises to drive Vietnam’s economic expansion, urging them to embrace innovation, enhance efficiency, and contribute to sustainable national development.

Vietnam’s commercial banks respond to the government’s call to stabilize deposit interest rates and lower lending rates, ensuring economic growth and inflation control.

The Politburo established a framework for private participation with the issuance of Resolution 55-NQ/TW on February 2020, outlining Vietnam’s energy development strategy until 2030 with a vision to 2045.

The UK’s exports of goods to Vietnam grew by 9.9 per cent last year, and the country is aiming to maintain this momentum in 2025.

To protect the interests of Vietnamese export businesses, authorities have advised associations and exporters to thoroughly study the updated US trade defence regulations before exporting goods there.

Lobster exports accounted for nearly half of Vietnam’s total seafood export turnover to China in January.

Export markets, such as South Korea and Japan, have their own regulations and do not ask for the conformity certification mandated by the Vietnamese government, leaving local businesses with extra costs and time wasted on paperwork.

The Vietnam International Trade Fair for Apparel, Textiles and Textile Technologies (VIATT) opened at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre (SECC) in Ho Chi Minh City on February 26.

A Vietjet representative emphasised that the route will not only enhance travel convenience but also promote investment and cultural exchange while integrating New Zealand into Vietjet’s expansive flight network across Asia and beyond.

VASEP and its member enterprises will prioritise using VinFast electric vehicles for transportation and logistics, while VinFast will offer incentives for VASEP’s staff and member businesses to switch from gasoline to electric vehicles.