With the Comprehensive Partnership framework in place, Việt Nam and Mongolia should look beyond traditional fields and boldly explore new, long-term areas capable of generating fresh growth momentum, said Vietnamese Ambassador to Mongolia Nguyễn Tuấn Thanh.
The company reported after-tax profit of VNĐ107.75 billion in the six months, down by 35.21 per cent, due to higher fuel prices and operating expenses as well as continued restructuring and investment.
The National Power System and Market Operation Company (NSMO) forecasts that nationwide peak demand could approach 100,000-110,000 MW by 2030, almost double current levels.
The US was Việt Nam’s largest export market in the first eight months of 2026, with revenue of $122 billion, while China remained the country’s biggest source of imports, with turnover of $161.9 billion.
Tây Ninh hopes cooperation with Dutch company Harvest Waste BV will go beyond a specific project to open up opportunities for long-term collaboration in environmental protection, energy and the circular economy, contributing to green and sustainable development in the province.
The agreement was reached at the 15th meeting of the Vietnam-RoK Joint Committee on Trade, Industry and Energy Cooperation and the ninth meeting of the Vietnam-RoK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) Committee, held in Seoul on August 26.
Việt Nam has a high demand for agricultural products for consumption, processing, and subsequent export, while Argentina boasts competitive agro-industrial production alongside renowned capabilities in biotechnology and genetics.
During January-July, the country exported 168,429 tonnes of pepper worth US$1.087 billion, a 16.1 per cent surge in volume and a 10.1 per cent climb in value compared to the same period last year.