Businesses from the Republic of Korea (RoK) paid particular attention to Việt Nam’s 2025 Law on Science, Technology and Innovation, which for the first time recognises technology as an asset that can be contributed as capital.
The UK-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (UKVFTA) and the UK''s accession to the CPTPP have expanded market access, strengthened supply chains, and d conditions for businesses from both countries to pursue long-term investment.
Statistics showed that two-way trade hit US$8.2 billion in the first half of 2026, up 22 per cent year-on-year, with Việt Nam’s exports to Australia rising 25.1 per cent to $3.8 billion.
Uganda is seeking to attract more Vietnamese investment and position itself as a gateway to the wider African market, leveraging its young workforce, natural resources and strategic location in East Africa.
Seoul Economic Daily reported that the designated farm is a Del Monte banana farm in Tây Ninh province, about 50 km from HCM City. The farm produces "Del Monte Fresh Week Bananas", sold in bunches of three to five.
Organisations globally and across Asia-Pacific (APAC), including those in Việt Nam, increasingly view cybersecurity as a strategic investment that goes beyond protecting against cyber threats to help drive digital transformation, enhance business resilience and foster sustainable growth, according to a new global study by...
These developments highlight growing confidence in Vietnam as a destination for hyperscale, cloud, and AI infrastructure. The broader digital infrastructure ecosystem also strengthened during the period.
Uganda will showcase investment and trade opportunities to Vietnamese businesses at a forum in Hà Nội next week as the two countries seek to deepen economic ties and expand cooperation across key sectors.
The changes are expected to reduce compliance costs by about VNĐ175 billion (US$6.7 million) annually and save around 7,500 hours of administrative processing each year, according to the draft law.
SCG said the country remained a key market, generating revenue of 37.12 trillion baht ($1.42 billion) in the first six months of the year, up 126 per cent from a year earlier.
The Capital Law is giving Hà Nội greater policy space to support businesses as the city accelerates administrative reforms, rolls out special mechanisms and expands incentives for innovation and technology-driven enterprises.