Twelve contracts were signed to distribute longan and key agricultural products at the event.

The Vietnam Fisheries International Exhibition (Vietfish 2025), one of Asia’s premier seafood events, opened in HCM City on August 20, showcasing high-quality products, cutting-edge processing technologies and advanced traceability solutions.

The Prime Minister’s recent directive to call for actions to sustain rice export has highlighted that the rice industry still has much work to do, especially a long-term, sustainable and breakthrough approach.

Raising localisation rates in Việt Nam’s supporting industries is seen as crucial to reducing import dependence, enhancing competitiveness and laying a firm foundation for industrial growth.

The draft revised Land Law 2024 promises significant improvements in administrative procedures, land valuation transparency and mechanisms for land recovery - key reforms expected to stimulate the real estate market and economic sectors reliant on land use.

Equipped with modern, internationally standardised infrastructure, the facility will not only meet the growing maintenance needs of Vietjet’s expanding fleet, but also provide technical services for domestic and international carriers.

Vietnam Airlines will officially shift all flights to and from Phnom Penh to Techo International Airport (KTI) starting from 00:01 on September 9, 2025.

HCM City took a major step toward establishing itself as a global financial hub with the opening of the Saigon Marina International Financial Centre (Saigon Marina IFC) Tower on Tuesday, one of the 80 landmark projects launched to celebrate Việt Nam’s 80th National Day (September 2).

As Việt Nam eyes higher growth, central bank easing faces limits amid mounting exchange rate pressures.

From the opening bell, banking stocks took the lead in driving the market upwards, and throughout the session the VN-Index consistently traded above its opening level.

Facing rising demand, tariffs and supply chain pressures, Việt Nam’s textile sector eyes automation, domestic sourcing and digital traceability to stay globally competitive.

Franchising has emerged as a key strategy for Vietnamese businesses seeking to expand into new markets and reach customers in other countries.

The objective is to strengthen the legal framework to support sustainable sector development while protecting consumers.

With only five and seven per cent of its total output consumed domestically, the multi-billion dollar Pangasius industry faces a major paradox.

On the student side, a lack of clear career guidance persists, with many still prioritising university degrees over practical skills.

Surpassing major global players, Vinamilk has been named the world’s most promising dairy brand by Brand Finance, earning the highest brand strength rating of AAA+.

This is a significant step towards accelerating the modernisation of tax management, ensuring convenience and transparency for taxpayers.

The State Bank of Vietnam has proposed assets as sole homes and only sources of income be exempted from bad debt asset seizure.

Việt Nam’s ambition to develop its first financial centre should begin with strengthening regional competitiveness before going global, according to Co-President of the Swiss FinTech Association (SFTA) Philip J.Weights.

The National Innovation Centre (NIC), in coordination with the British Embassy in Việt Nam, co-hosted the Việt Nam – UK Semiconductor Forum in Hà Nội on Monday.