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    Vietnam has potential to reshape Southeast Asia’s economic rankings: Foreign media

    Vietnam has potential to reshape Southeast Asia’s economic rankings: Foreign media

    Recently, foreign media have shared positive sentiment on Vietnam’s economic prospects, praising the country’s impressive growth as it moves toward becoming a top economy in Southeast Asia.

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    Credit quota reform, tighter capital rules may widen gap among banks

    Plans to gradually remove long-standing credit growth quotas while introducing Basel III capital rules could reshape the banking system and widen the gap between stronger and weaker lenders, according to S&P Global Ratings.
    Digital transformation in tourism for comprehensive, sustainable growth

    Looking back upon the achievements of 2025, Vietnam’s tourism sector clearly entered a new phase of development, with digital transformation no longer a trend but a powerful growth engine permeating every stage of the traveler journey.
    U.K.-based expert: Right strategy could make Vietnam crucial link in Asian finance network

    The Vietnamese Government is showing strategic foresight by pushing ahead with the International Financial Center (IFC) plan, which will create a new growth driver for the goal of double-digit economic growth from 2026 onward, Dr. Ho Quoc Tuan, senior lecturer at the University of Bristol told Vietnam News Agency reporters based in London.
    Digital economy expected to revamp growth model

    Vietnam's digital economy has been flagged as a core pillar generating new productive forces and advanced production models as the country accelerates toward its ambitions of becoming a developing nation with modern industry and upper-middle income status by 2030 and a high-income developed economy by 2045.
    Rising FDI, investor optimism reinforce Vietnam’s appeal for inflows

    Strong attraction and disbursement of foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2025 underscore Vietnam’s status as a safe and attractive investment destination, with prospects for inflows in 2026 also expected to remain highly positive.
    Vietnam gears up for full-force growth push in 2026

    Achieving double-digit economic growth in 2026 is widely seen as an “uphill battle,” prompting Vietnam to pool resources early and push hard from the outset of the year.
    Industrial production maintains growth momentum

    Many enterprises across Vietnam’s industrial sectors share the view that 2026 will remain a challenging and unpredictable year. Nevertheless, with pro-active efforts and clearly defined plans from the outset, they are confident about sustaining stable growth.
    Efforts to lift “yellow card”: Vietnam targets responsible fisheries development

    Joining hands with other coastal localities nationwide, the Southern provinces of Dong Thap, Vinh Long, and Tay Ninh are determined to have the European Commission’s (E.C.) “yellow card” warning on illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing lifted by taking comprehensive solutions. Positive changes made so far reflect the strong resolve of local authorities as well as fishermen’s compliance with Vietnamese and international regulations.
    Taking OCOP products global

    PANO - Amidst the growing global trend toward green, sustainable consumption and stronger appreciation of local identity, there remains huge room for products under Vietnam’s One Commune One Product (OCOP) Program to penetrate international markets.
    Tay Ninh leverages border-gate advantages to accelerate sustainable growth

    With a nearly 369km-long border and multiple key border gates, Tay Ninh province is steadily asserting its strategic role along the Southern border economic corridor by upgrading border-gate infrastructure, expanding cooperation space and boosting cross-border trade.
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