By bringing the three industrial sectors together, the exhibitions aim to help businesses identify technology providers, develop partnerships and strengthen production capabilities, supporting deeper integration of northern Việt Nam’s manufacturers into regional supply chains.
Discussions focused on improving the quality of human resources to meet the changing demands of the economy, with people placed at the centre of innovation, productivity growth and competitiveness enhancement.
The three-day Cafe Show & Tea Show Hanoi 2026 brings together more than 400 brands as Việt Nam’s coffee and tea sectors seek to move beyond raw-material advantages and capture greater value through quality, technology and branding.
Companies could increasingly use AI agents to handle multi-step tasks, but moving from prototypes to production required changes in infrastructure, security, monitoring and workforce skills.
Hà Nội is targeting about $4.5 billion worth of foreign investment in 2026, roughly double the annual average of $2-2.2 billion recorded in previous years.
The city had received 124 proposals from businesses, which were grouped into six areas: financing for technological innovation markets and first customers testing environments and research infrastructure institutions, recognition and intellectual property data and digital transformation and personnel and links...
Hà Nội will cover 70 per cent of overseas training costs for start-up SMEs, with the programme focusing on innovation, science and technology applications and artificial intelligence.
In Hà Nội, the office market is expected to see approximately 495,000 square metres of new supply across 18 projects by 2028, primarily in the Grade A segment and concentrated in the western area, adding to the importance of differentiation...
A dedicated session, titled "Investing in Việt Nam-Rising in the New Era", is scheduled for October 2. It will focus on ways to mobilise capital during Việt Nam''s next phase of development and the role of the stock market in financing...
The centre aims to provide a platform for Chinese and ASEAN engineers to exchange knowledge and experience, strengthen engineering capabilities and support the development of the region''s digital innovation ecosystem.
SCG said the expansion marks another step in its strategy to expand consumer-facing solutions in Việt Nam, responding to the country’s growing demand for home improvement and quality living solutions.