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    2026 to test Vietnam’s economic resilience: experts

    2026 to test Vietnam’s economic resilience: experts

    As 2025 draws to a close, Vietnam’s economy is entering a pivotal stage in its 2026-2030 development cycle, with growing confidence and readiness to accelerate growth. Despite global uncertainties, economists believe that Vietnam possesses strong internal foundations to sustain robust momentum into 2026.

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    OCOP products weave local culture into sustainable economic value

    Among hundreds of vibrant booths, OCOP-branded products stood out at the first Autumn Fair 2025 in the Vietnam Exposition Center in Hanoi, not only for their quality and design, but for the cultural stories they carry.
    Enterprises modernize Vietnam’s retail industry

    Vietnam’s retail market is at a turning point, shifting from traditional models to modern ones, and from mass consumption to smart and sustainable consumption. Therefore, retail enterprises are advised to move toward modern, digitalized, and sustainable management and business practices.
    Vietnam navigates regulatory hurdles in renewable energy push

    Vietnam’s renewable energy adoption is gaining momentum as a key pillar of sustainable development, energy security, and its pledge to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
    Vietnam steps into blockchain era

    Vietnam is entering an era of crypto asset management and experimentation with multiple breakthrough policies. From establishing the National Blockchain Platform (NDChain) to licensing digital assets, the country has demonstrated its determination to jump into the global bandwagon.
    Improved logistics connectivity in southwest border region to open business opportunities

    Despite robust trade growth, Vietnam’s logistics sector continues to face bottlenecks that drive up costs and weaken competitiveness, especially for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Strengthening trade, production, and logistics connectivity in the Vietnam - Cambodia border region is a strategic step to expand markets and provide fresh momentum for businesses.
    Private sector development – Decisive momentum for two-digit growth

    The private sector is expected to be a key driver, contributing to a sustained high growth rate, particularly at two-digit growth rates, and helping Vietnam achieve high-income status by 2045.
    New science-technology law to drive nation’s competitiveness in new era

    The Law on Science, Technology, and Innovation will take effect from October 1, ushering in a new chapter in the country’s knowledge-driven development. With breakthrough reforms, it is expected to become a motive to accelerate growth and improve national competitive edge in the era of global integration.
    Vietnam eyes E.U. as key destination for agro-forestry-fishery exports

    The European Union (E.U.) is emerging as a promising market for Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery products, especially amid impacts from the U.S.’s reciprocal tariff policy, but challenges remain as the sector has to overcome numerous barriers related to technology, quality, logistics, and product development strategies, said insiders.
    Stock market a key capital channel for national development: Experts

    Vietnam’s stock market has emerged as a key driver of economic growth, serving as a channel for medium- and long-term capital mobilization and a launchpad for businesses to enhance governance and financial transparency, said insiders.
    Vietnam’s seaport plans set to make waves by 2030

    Vietnam will need more than 359 trillion VND (14 billion USD) to develop its seaport system by 2030, including numerous new projects in the central province of Gia Lai.
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