The transport logistic Southeast Asia and air cargo Southeast Asia exhibition and conference will return to the Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Singapore from October 29 to 31, with a focus on resilience, sustainability and digital transformation in the logistics sector.

As the world moves rapidly toward sustainable development, green transition and circular economy are no longer optional but imperative for Vietnamese businesses wishing to deeply integrate and secure a foothold in international markets, especially demanding ones, speakers told the 2025 Green Trade Forum in HCM City on July 1.

Liquidity improved, with the trading value up by 11.4 per cent to over VNĐ21 trillion (US$804 million).

To ensure that decentralisation in planning enhances the effectiveness of national and regional planning while also maximising the resources of provinces, cities, and sectors, PM Phạm Minh Chính requested that the draft law should include clear criteria, standards, procedures, and enforcement mechanisms to support a shift toward post-implementation inspection rather than pre-approval one.

According to the State Securities Commission (SSC), since April 2024, Viseco allowed its total debt-to-equity ratio to exceed five times the permitted limit.

The first flight, PR585, carried 193 passengers and landed at Đà Nẵng International Airport at 12.45pm. The outbound flight departed at 1.35pm.

From July 1, banks across Việt Nam stopped using magnetic stripe cards and now require biometrics for company accounts to prevent fraud and improve security.

Major Vietnamese tech firms VNPT, Viettel, FPT, CMC, Mobifone and Gtel have been asked to help public bodies upgrade their systems to integrate with the population and e‑ID platforms, as well as keep online public services running smoothly.

The event, which runs until July 3, gathered more than 15,000 participants, including nearly 60 heads of state and government leaders.

With more than 95 per cent of registered enterprises being SMEs, the private sector plays a decisive role in driving economic growth, innovation, and digital transformation.

The event attracted nearly 100 delegates representing regulatory agencies, associations, enterprises, manufacturers, importers and relevant organisations to discuss orientations for improving EPR policy.

The reductions cover a wide range of areas, including public administration, construction, finance, healthcare, agriculture and environmental services.

Ambassador Mai Phan Dũng, head of the Vietnamese Delegation in Geneva, praised Norway’s open trade policies, highlighting its e-commerce tax data exchange system for cutting costs and easing cross-border trade.

This was part of his participation in the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD).

The law is designed to foster innovation, strengthen consumer protection and improve State management.

Developed under a public-private partnership model, the platform is State-funded in terms of infrastructure and its online foundation, including access to national science and technology databases.

Despite early-year volatility and geopolitical uncertainties, domestic capital flows, stable macro conditions and expectations of strong corporate profit growth are providing a credible foundation for a sustained rally.

The recognition not only honours leading enterprises driving sustainable growth, but also serves as a strategic benchmark for evaluating corporate adaptability in the face of a global shift toward a greener and more equitable and transparent economy.

The Vietnamese supporting industry currently meets only 10 per cent of the demand for domestic production and consumption.

The National Assembly last Friday approved revisions to the 2024 Credit Institution Law, significantly strengthening banks’ ability to recover bad debts and empowering the State Bank to intervene more effectively in struggling financial institutions.