Focus will be placed on developing concentrated raw-material production areas, value chains and markets, with priority given to key agricultural commodities, products under the One Commune One Product (OCOP) programme, products with high potential for export and sectors with competitive...
Under Decision No. 3806/QĐ-UBND, issued by the municipal People''s Committee in late July, digitalisation has been identified as a key driver of economic growth and a pillar supporting the city''s target of achieving double-digit gross regional domestic product (GRDP) growth.
The chairman of one of Việt Nam''s largest conglomerates continued to top the list of the richest people in Việt Nam with a net worth of US$34.7 billion.
After two decades of development, the corridor needs a new approach, moving from simply “having cooperation” to jointly creating tangible value and shared benefits for all.
The seafood processing industry generates large volumes of by-products that could be converted into higher-value products, creating new economic opportunities, reducing waste and supporting the development of a circular bioeconomy.
The capital views financial inclusion not just as an economic task, but as a vital tool for ensuring social progress and equity, as well as strengthening the social safety net for the capital''s residents.
For Vietnamese exporters, the journey of a product to an overseas market is increasingly being measured not only in dollars and tonnes, but also in carbon.
The project has total investment of VNĐ2.15 trillion (about US$82 million) and covers nearly 218ha, featuring a high-end resort, an 18-hole golf course and a range of coastal amenities.
The efforts aim to ensure the timely implementation of the programmes and projects, contributing to achieving the city’s GRDP growth rate of 11 per cent or higher for this year and the next four years.
As Việt Nam strives to achieve double-digit economic growth, enhancing the operational efficiency of SOEs while reinforcing their pioneering and leading role has become an urgent priority.
The programme, issued under Resolution No. 218/NQ-CP dated August 7, seeks to translate the Party Central Committee’s Resolution No. 20-NQ/TW on building and developing Việt Nam into a strong maritime nation, into specific tasks.
Experts argued that stronger local demand could reduce the sector''s dependence on overseas markets and improve its resilience to global economic shocks
Bringing the new storage tank into operation enables BSR to boost its crude oil storage capacity, strengthen its resilience against energy market volatility and help ensure a stable domestic supply of petroleum products.
Việt Nam needs a broader set of performance indicators that would go beyond profit and State budget contributions to include innovation capacity, digital transformation, labour productivity and environmental, social and governance standards.
Becoming a strong maritime nation will require Việt Nam to move beyond exploiting marine resources to creating greater value through innovation, sustainability and globally competitive enterprises.