In the context of fluctuating global trade, Europe remains a highly promising market for Vietnamese enterprises seeking to boost exports — provided they can take full advantage of preferential mechanisms and market opportunities.

Viet Nam’s accession to ASEAN 30 years ago has marked a strategic turning point, transforming the country from a closed economy into an open, dynamic, and deeply integrated player in both regional and global markets.

The export breakthrough is opening up a strategic turning point, when Viet Nam not only recovers strongly but also creates a new position in the global value chain.

The Vietnamese durian industry is at a time when it has both great potential and many challenges. The fact that testing laboratories are recognized by GACC as operating well is a key step to reopen the "door" to the Chinese market - the largest market today.

The potential of RCEP can only be unlocked when micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, which constitute the backbone of the ASEAN economies, can navigate and utilise its provisions with ease.

Despite rapid domestic growth, Bangladesh’s furniture industry faces challenges in design, technology, and cost competitiveness. Experts say innovation, sustainability, and supportive policies are essential to tap its export potential.

Viet Nam’s foreign direct investment (FDI) continued its strong performance, with total registered capital reaching US$28.54 billion as of September 30, up 15.2% year-on-year, the highest level in five years.

Viet Nam exported about 188,000 tonnes of pepper worth 1.27 billion USD in the first nine months of 2025, down 6.3% in volume but up 28.7% in value year-on-year, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade. The average export price reached 6,774 USD per tonne, up 37% from 2024.

Viet Nam has emerged as the fourth-largest supplier of fruits and vegetables to Taiwan (China) during the nine-month period of 2025, with exports reaching US$159 million.

China’s Commerce Minister struck an optimistic tone on talks with the US, saying Beijing and Washington can find solutions ahead of key trade negotiations between the two countries.