Despite the gloomy gloomy outlook of the global economic, Vietnamese exporters of yarn, garment, textile, and leather shoes are still seeing a brighter future as robust signs are looming on the horizon.

Thanh Hoá is increasing the application of information technology and digital transformation in implementing the OCOP programme, especially in promoting online sales.

Online Friday 2023, the 10th of its kind so far, will last from midnight on Friday, December 1, to noon on Sunday, December 3.

Việt Nam remains the fastest growing digital economy in Southeast Asia for a second year in a row and is expected to hold this position until 2025, according to the 8th Southeast Asia Digital Economy report released by Google, Temasek and Bain & Company.

The Dung Quat oil refinery, tasked with helping guarantee national energy security and boost economic growth in the central region, has made substantial contributions to the development of local transport, seaport, and logistics infrastructure.

The inaugural Vietnam International Trade Fair for Apparel, Textiles and Textile Technologies will take place early next year in HCM City.

Việt Nam should set up an early warning system for trade defence to help support Vietnamese products in foreign markets, said industry leaders and policymakers.

The MoF has issued a circular regulating the reduction of 35 fees and charges in the fields of securities, healthcare, citizen identification, and appraisal of construction investment projects.

The State Bank of Việt Nam (SBV) has ceased bill issue after nearly two months of using the channel to withdraw cash out of the banking system.

Việt Nam's pepper export volume in 2023 is expected to reach 250,000 tonnes, including volume from import and inventory from the previous year.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has ordered the strengthening of management over the implementation of auctions for mining rights, particularly for minerals used as common construction materials, given signs of legal violations detected in the recent bidding for the mining right of three sand mines in Hanoi.

Vietnam’s startup spirit was honoured at an event recently held at Nasdaq headquarters in New York, the US, by VietChallenge, a non-profit organisation led by Vietnamese professionals and entrepreneurs in the US.

Vietnam's economy is resilient in the face of the "vortex" of geopolitical instability in the world, but it still needs to maintain growth momentum to keep up with the global economy, according to experts.

The provincial People's Committee of the south central province of Binh Dinh on November 11 organised a conference with heads of foreign diplomatic missions and organisations in Vietnam to promote exchanges and connectivity, and introduce the locality's potential, advantages, and development orientations.

The central province of Nghe An introduced its investment environment and prioritised investment areas to US investors at a forum held in Washington D.C on November 9.

A delegation from the northern border mountainous province of Cao Bang has paid a working visit to Niagara to foster bilateral cooperation and learn from the Canadian region’s experience in cross-border trade and tourism development.

Hanoi would continue to hasten administrative reforms and apply measures to improve competitiveness of local enterprises and producers to expand exports.

The processing of traditional Vietnamese food products meeting international quality standards is a new direction chosen by many companies in a bid to boost exports.

Oil experts and economist sat together early this week in a seminar to discuss the need to ensure fuel security for electricity production in Việt Nam due to the decreasing output of domestic gas exploitation.