Vietnam will hold its first national conference on livestock and veterinary science and technology on March 27–28 at the National Convention Centre, Hanoi.

Rising freight costs and shipping delays linked to escalating tensions in the Middle East are disrupting Vietnam’s rice exports, forcing traders to delay deliveries and adopt a more cautious approach to new contracts, officials said on March 24.

Despite having an abundant labour force, Vietnam still lacks skilled technical workers, while many workers struggle to find suitable jobs.

ASEAN is increasingly seen as a key pillar for Vietnam’s agricultural exports amid rising logistics costs and growing uncertainties in global transport.

The Bac Ai pumped-storage hydropower project in the south-central province of Khanh Hoa has secured two international loan agreements worth 76 million EUR (88.2 million USD) each.

Amid fuel price hikes due to Middle East tensions, the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam has instructed airlines to optimise costs, safeguard cash flow, and maintain stable operations, particularly during peak travel periods.

Vietnam’s economy shows strong macro growth, but businesses and consumers remain cautious, reflecting a two-speed dynamic.

A new agreement signed in Paris signals a deepening partnership to mobilize sustainable capital and support Vietnam’s green growth ambitions.

Vietnam is shifting its energy security strategy toward long-term reserves and resilience as global risks intensify.

Amid a deepening global fuel crisis, many countries are imposing price caps and rolling out large support packages to cushion the impact of soaring energy costs.

Once a symbol of innovation, Nguyen Hoa Binh now stands at the center of a major investigation.

Vietnam’s livestock and veterinary sector, a major contributor to agriculture, is facing mounting challenges even as it aspires to become a global food powerhouse.

From carpooling to flexible construction, firms adapt to volatile oil markets.

A debt portfolio exceeding VND1.055 trillion (approximately US$43 million) linked to multiple corporate borrowers is being prepared for auction, as banks step up efforts to resolve non-performing loans.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade is determined to maintain export growth of 15–16% while sustaining a trade surplus of around 23 billion USD to make a significant contribution to achieving double-digit GDP growth in 2026 and beyond.

The Vietnam International Sourcing Expo 2026 is scheduled to take place from September 3 to 5 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre in HCM City.

Rather than merely facilitating transport, logistics is increasingly seen as a “critical variable” influencing efficiency from farm to market.

Vietnam’s aviation sector is facing mounting pressure as jet fuel supply risks tightening, forcing domestic airlines to adjust operations and prioritize key routes.

According to newly released data from the General Department of Customs under the Ministry of Finance, in February 2026 alone, Vietnam imported 16,216 CBU vehicles worth more than US$359 million.

The Embassy of Vietnam in India on March 23 organised the Vietnam–India Electronics and IT Business Forum 2026 in New Delhi, bringing together more than 100 enterprises and over 20 leading trade and industry associations from both countries.