More than 3.2 million households across Việt Nam saw their August electricity bills rise by 30 per cent or more from July, but initial checks have not found any errors in billing, Việt Nam Electricity (EVN) said.
Hưng Yên is pushing the formation of a free economic zone (FEZ) with a strategic vision to make it one of the most dynamic, open and investor-friendly economic zones in Southeast Asia.
Samsung Vietnam and the National Innovation Centre have concluded the 2024–25 Samsung Innovation Campus, training young Vietnamese for the country’s goal of 50,000 semiconductor engineers by 2030.
The project covers a total of 400 hectares, with 200 hectares designated for a high-tech industrial park built to Industry 4.0 standards and the remaining 200 hectares set aside for a smart green urban area.
Green transition is no longer just about environmental protection, it is a strategic imperative to ensure economic security, attract investment and export orders, and maintain HCM City’s role as the country’s economic powerhouse.
As Việt Nam’s livestock sector faces increasing pressure from international markets demanding higher standards of food safety, traceability and sustainability, Tây Ninh Province has emerged as a forward-looking locality determined to lead in high-tech and green animal husbandry.
As sustainable development and the green economy become global imperatives, businesses now have no option but to adopt green solutions to enhance their competitiveness and meet increasingly stringent export market requirements, experts have told a seminar.
The north-south high-speed railway project is more than just a national infrastructure initiative it''s also a pivotal opportunity for Vietnamese enterprises to expand, innovate and thrive in the high-tech sector, a Việt Nam Railways Corporation representative said at a conference on the...
This move is viewed as a bold strategic initiative aligned with the Party’s resolutions on fostering science and technology, digital transformation and private sector development.
Việt Nam’s CMC Technology Corporation expects revenue from the Japanese market to reach US$200-250 million, accounting for about 50 per cent of its total revenue in foreign markets.
As of March, Japan had more than 5,500 valid projects in Việt Nam with a total capital of nearly US$78.6 billion, mainly focusing on manufacturing, processing, energy and high-tech industries.