Vietnamese businesses need to improve data transparency and adopt a more collaborative approach to working with overseas partners to integrate more deeply into global value chains.
During a NA debate on the country''s 2026 socio-economic performance and development plans for 2027 on Saturday, deputies said improving access to finance, removing investment bottlenecks and making more efficient use of capital would be essential to sustaining rapid economic...
At a seminar held on October 24, economists examined how economic models and monetary policy lessons could be applied to Việt Nam’s development challenges.
Việt Nam is targeting economic growth of at least 10 per cent in 2027 while maintaining macroeconomic stability and controlling inflation, heard a plenary sitting on Friday as part of the 16th National Assembly’s second session.
Dr Tú Anh of VinUniversity discusses the importance of managing expectations, maintaining macroeconomic stability and using digital transformation to improve Việt Nam’s growth prospects.
HCM City, Việt Nam’s leading economic centre and innovation hub, is at a historic moment, with an opportunity to connect resources and turn them into frameworks for co-operation, innovation and the creation of new value, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Văn Thắng...
Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng has called for stronger international partnerships that translate commitments into concrete projects, as Việt Nam seeks to strengthen economic resilience, attract high-quality investment and achieve sustainable growth.
HCM City has announced 12 investment projects, including multibillion-dollar developments in seaports, logistics, urban development and high technology.
Việt Nam should focus on practical applications, talent development,and cybersecurity while building international partnerships to develop its quantum technology ecosystem, rather than attempting to establish the entire value chain.
Vietnamese businesses are being encouraged to capitalise on tariff preferences under the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between Việt Nam and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to expand exports to the Gulf region, the Middle East and Africa.
With its favourable location and focus on modern, sustainable industrial development, the project is expected to attract investment, expand local manufacturing capacity, jobs, and contribute to the province’s socioeconomic growth.
The four-day event running from October 26 to 29 will feature 21 sessions, 16 sideline activities and 300 presentations by domestic and international experts.