Green logistics is no longer simply a trend but a prerequisite for Vietnamese companies seeking deeper integration into global supply chains, experts affirmed at the seminar “Green Logistics – A Sustainable Development Trend for Vietnamese Export Businesses” in HCM City on September 5.

The MoF stressed that meeting the 2025 disbursement target is essential to achieving GDP growth of at least 8 per cent this year.

Consul General Tang Li affirmed that Chinese enterprises are ready to cooperate and accompany Cần Thơ in its future development, and proposed opening new flight routes to further boost trade between Cần Thơ and China.

The fair, running until Monday at the Villepinte Exhibition Centre on the outskirts of Paris, brings together more than 30 Vietnamese enterprises showcasing diverse interior, exterior and handicraft products across a 350 sqm. display area.

The country’s total import-export turnover during the period stood at $597.93 billion, a 16.3 per cent rise compared with the same period last year.

In the midst of global economic turbulence, the challenge of expanding export markets for Việt Nam has become more pressing than ever.

Việt Nam's public debt ratio has nearly halved over the past five years, from 55.9 per cent of GDP in 2020 to 34 per cent in 2024, far from the prescribed cap.

The programme aims to develop the environmental industry into an important economic sector, contributing to environmental protection and promoting green growth.

The system is capable of processing up to one billion transactions per day, a first for the Vietnamese banking industry, bringing a seamless, fast and safe experience to millions of individual and corporate customers nationwide.

Central Việt Nam sees major projects in education and healthcare, tourism, automotive manufacturing, and industrial materials.

According to its latest financial report, Manulife Vietnam recorded an after-tax profit of VNĐ591 billion and saw its total assets grow by 6 per cent year-on-year to nearly VNĐ145 trillion.

Nin Sing Logistics, operator of Ninja Van in Việt Nam, announced all B2B and B2C express deliveries will cease on September 30 amid the group’s restructuring.

Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Phan Thị Thắng said her ministry is implementing a project to promote Vietnamese enterprises’ direct participation in foreign distribution networks by 2030.

Vietjet is listed as one of three low-cost carriers recognised for industry-leading initiatives in sustainability and reducing environmental impact.

Việt Nam’s specialities such as durian, dragon fruit, banana, mango, coconut and pomelo have become highlights, attracting great interest from both local and global partners.

The Ministry of Finance has withdrawn a proposal to levy a 20 per cent personal income tax on profits from sales of real estate assets, opting instead to maintain the current flat tax on 2 per cent on the transaction value.

Chips are not only technological products but key components of national sovereignty.

The sixth Việt Nam - Japan high-level agricultural dialogue in Tokyo outlined stronger cooperation in agriculture, forestry and fisheries.

A shortage of professionals skilled in both IT and finance is a major challenge for Việt Nam’s banking industry and a key barrier to its sustainable development.

The province now holds the largest shrimp farming area, scale and output in Việt Nam, and is pursuing an ambitious strategy to strengthen its position as the country’s “shrimp capital” while ensuring long-term sustainable growth.