Green industrialisation is no longer a matter of choice but an essential requirement for Việt Nam to stay competitive in global value chains

Anchored by Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính’s net-zero commitment by 2050 and driven by global climate imperatives, the energy sector is rapidly transforming, creating new investment and innovation avenues.

Việt Nam has so far mobilised more than $7 billion for its just energy transition agenda under the Political Declaration on the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP).

Quảng Ngãi Province achieved the highest gross regional domestic product (GRDP) growth in Việt Nam in the first half of 2025, reaching a record 11.51 per cent.

Attracting major investors will bring in capital, advanced technology, and modern management expertise, helping to develop key industries, generate jobs, and promote local development, said a leader of the Vân Phong Economic Zone.

Amid global economic uncertainty, Việt Nam is recognised as an attractive destination for foreign investment, buoyed by macroeconomic stability, bold reforms, and a business-friendly climate, heard at the Techcombank Investment Summit in Hà Nội on July 9.

These recognitions reaffirm OPES’s strong progress as a promising digital insurance model.

The second International Technology Exhibition (iTECH EXPO 2025) in HCM City from July 9 to 11 brings together more than 120 domestic and international tech firms to promote a vibrant and application-oriented innovation ecosystem, aligned with Việt Nam’s digital transformation goals.

President of AES Vietnam underlined AES’s determination and commitment to successfully implementing its projects in Việt Nam, contributing to the country’s long-term development goals

The rapid development of e-commerce in recent years has created major opportunities for millions of household businesses and small enterprises across Vietnam. Along with this growth potential come mounting pressures related to operating costs, intense price competition and increasingly stringent legal compliance requirements.

The rapid development of e-commerce in recent years has created major opportunities for millions of household businesses and small enterprises across Vietnam. Along with this growth potential come mounting pressures related to operating costs, intense price competition and increasingly stringent legal compliance requirements.

The Ministry of Construction has urged Ninh Bình authorities to prepare a feasibility study on the potential development of an international airport in the province, the ministry said in a report submitted to the Government regarding a proposal from private construction company Xuân Trường.

Việt Nam is playing a growing role in the US’s global supply chains while American businesses have contributed significantly to Vietnam’s economic transformation and development, according to Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyễn Hồng Diên.

Despite ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, trade between Việt Nam and Israel continued to grow strongly in the first half of 2025, with Israeli firms actively seeking alternative suppliers, including from Việt Nam.

The Singapore-based United Overseas Bank (UOB) revised its forecast projection for Việt Nam’s GDP growth upward to 6.9 per cent for 2025 from its previous projection of 6 per cent, following the strong performance in the second quarter.

A significant trend in recent years is the growing emphasis on personal branding.

New regulations on taxes and fees for e-commerce platforms have officially taken effect from July, requiring sellers to quickly adapt by implementing three key measures to safeguard profits and maintain competitiveness.

Speaking at the Việt Nam Economic Growth Forum 2025, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Chí Dũng proposed a series of core tasks and solutions to overcome challenges and reinvigorate growth drivers for the next growth era.

By June 2025, Vietnam's total credit had reached over VND 17.2 quadrillion (USD 658.43 billion), up 9.9 percent from end-2024 and 19.32 percent year-on-year - the highest growth rate since 2023 - signalling strong recovery in manufacturing, agriculture, and supporting sectors.

By June 2025, Vietnam's total credit had reached over VND 17.2 quadrillion (USD 658.43 billion), up 9.9 percent from end-2024 and 19.32 percent year-on-year - the highest growth rate since 2023 - signalling strong recovery in manufacturing, agriculture, and supporting sectors.